I read a lot of reviews and got information from this community.. so I’m writing a brief review!! I’m 31 now.. 7 years ago, when I was young and didn’t know much, I carelessly had work done on my nose. I had 4 mm silicone + septal cartilage used I naturally had a low bulbous nose because of family genetics, so I thought I’d look pretty if I just made my nose higher!! But wow, after raising my nose, my impression became so strong.. and my nose didn’t come out as pretty as I wanted either.. But I was working at a company at the time, so I couldn’t get it touched again, and I avoided taking photos like crazy and let several years pass.. But unexpectedly.. after giving birth, a little over 100 days had passed, and pain started around the columella.. Originally it felt uncomfortable when I touched it, but it was the first time I had pain, so I went to the hospital where I had the surgery and said I wanted removal because I was anxious. They said it wasn’t inflamed but to me it just felt like a ticking time bomb.. I scheduled surgery for a week later and came home, but from the next day, the columella started turning red and inflammation began. By the day before surgery, pus actually burst out and it was a total mess On the day of surgery, the doctor and coordinator saw it and were so shocked. They said they had never seen it progress this quickly within a week; They said that after childbirth my immunity weakened, and a rejection reaction to the foreign material happened, which caused it... I felt so relieved that I ended up removing it quickly at least.. If any of you think you’re seeing an abnormal reaction like mine, please make sure to go quickly Even though I removed it relatively early, I still can’t help worrying about contracture.. It’s still swollen so I can’t know the exact shape yet, but I already feel like my eyes are returning to how they used to look, so I’m so happy I originally had a softer image.. sob sob.. I’m just going to live comfortably with a low nose
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