I had my silicone implant replaced once, but I still thought this wouldn’t work, so I removed it completely. I should have removed it earlier. I was worried my nasal tip might turn up.
From the start, I wanted to do the nasal tip, not the nasal bridge, and I did it on the doctor’s recommendation, but.. I really think it wasn’t right. If you have facial asymmetry, the higher the nasal silicone is, the more crooked and obvious it seems to look. I still have nasal tip cartilage now, so I can’t make a pig nose, but it feels just like my own nose now and I’m satisfied.
Now there’s no bruising, and even if I lightly tap the nasal dorsum area, there’s almost no pain. Oh, and around week 2, I forgot and drank alcohol... I had one glass of beer, but thankfully nothing seems wrong....ㅜ
The pain I felt even from a slight touch seems to have lasted about 2 weeks.
The stitches inside my nostrils hurt while being removed, so I just left them to dissolve and come out on their own. It’s very comfortable now, so I touch my nose a lot, but I should avoid doing that as much as possible, right?
And will the swelling go down a lot more than now?
Please excuse the disorganized post
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