Today is day 3, and I went in to have the splint removed. I had septal extension, silicone, columella, and septal cartilage at the nasal tip. That was what I had, and I was not even told they would use 4 mm silicone or mesh, so I thought they were only putting in silicone.... It was really so hard. All the nerves in my face hurt, and it was truly difficult. I went to 5 hospitals specializing in removal, and when I told Dr. ㅅ ㅅ ㅇ that the nerves in my face hurt, I was rejected. All the nerves in my nose felt concentrated there and going up toward my brain, but they did not accept that and treated me like a strange person.. Anyway, a 2 cm mesh was embedded deeply, and because they had put this in, the roof of my mouth and the front area hurt as if they had really been pierced through. To have done surgery in this way... it is essentially the same surgical method as putting up a tent support pole so tightly that the tent is about to tear.
Today I went in, received laser treatment, had all the clotted blood removed, and when I saw the shape of my nose, I just wished it would harden like this... I really hope the person who embedded a 2 cm piece of plastic in this small nose without my consent will definitely feel that pain themselves too. Even just thinking about it with common sense, they put something that large inside small nostrils, and when I say the nerves hurt... those people who are not like doctors and deny it... I want to tell them to stuff that piece into their own nose and live with it for just one day. Anyway, I need to keep watching it more, but I received a lot of comfort at the hospital. They cleaned the inside of my nose so carefully... Once that big piece was removed, the nerves no longer hurt... and I became comfortable. But because it had been embedded so deeply, I can still feel all of that sensation. For me, removing that large piece was impossible unless it was open surgery, so I had it removed by open surgery. The principle at the hospital I went to was originally non-open removal because so many people come in hurt.... but I... had open surgery.... Seeing that big piece, to put this in as if it were nothing and sit there calling themselves a doctor.... They seem mentally abnormal. It has been 6 months since my surgery, and if I had kept it in any longer, something serious could have happened. When I was lying at the hospital getting laser treatment on the wound area, I cried. Anyway, the first 3 days were so painful, but when the doctor told me, “The shape of your nose is good,” and then went straight into surgery.. my mind settled down quite a lot. As for what is good for reducing swelling, omega, carotene precursors, and vitamin C are good. You can also blend sweet persimmons with the peel on together with parsley and drink that.
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