As the title says, I had those three things removed. I wasn't going to write a review, but I got so much help from this community, so I'm writing this because I think there are many people struggling like me~ I had the removal done at one of the three well-known clinics here, and I won't mention the clinic where I had it removed. I lived for about 4 years without knowing I had Medpor. Then the tip of my nose gradually started turning red often, and I kept getting acne only around my nose, which stressed me out so much. I decided to have it removed, went to the clinic and got my records, and they said Medpor had been used haha. They didn't even tell me after the surgery, so I was truly dumbfounded .. I came into this community and thought about it a lot for a year. Choosing the clinic in particular was really hard... I really watched every post about those three clinics here for a year, and in the end, all three had posts from dissatisfied patients. Still, I went in person for consultations at all three, and I had a really hard year... Looking at this community, it seems there are actually quite a few cases like mine where Medpor was secretly? put in, so as someone in the same situation, I am really angryㅜ It seems like everyone lives without knowing like I did, and once they find out they have Medpor, they have such a hard time it feels like they are developing a mental illness... First, the parts most often mentioned after removal seem to be upturned nose, contracture, and irregularities on the nasal bridge. Fortunately, my nose did not turn upward. There was a lot of surrounding damage from the Medpor, but the surgeon handled the nasal tip well, so it became like an ordinary person's nose. I think it is impossible for a place to make you look even prettier cosmetically than before after complete removal. If you are very worried cosmetically, some people leave cartilage in the nasal tip, but there are also people who later regret leaving only cartilage, so I think you should have surgery according to your own choice. I just hated the very fact that there was something inside my nose now, so I removed everything. I thought it was inflammation, but it wasn't, so after removal I did well without prescriptions for contracture or Rizaben. In the case of nasal bridge irregularities, the previous clinic had rasped it a bit unevenly, so this part was also refined. My original nose was deviated, so except for the deviated shape looking a little more prominent after removal, I am living satisfied. Because it was a 4 mm removal, the nasal bridge area sinks a lot...ㅠㅠ That part is a shame, but I live thinking that my nose now is the most natural. It has been about 2 months since the surgery~ When I met friends, 9 out of 10 did not know I had removed it. Even that one person noticed only after I told them. Like this, please don't worry too much when you have removal! And remember that people are not as interested in me as I think. They see a person's overall image, not by picking apart every single eye, nose, and mouth... I am the only one being harsh on myself and scrutinizing each eye, nose, and mouth... I hope everyone succeeds with removal and lives comfortably without worries!! And definitely go to consultations in person!
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