Hello! I wrote a post recently, but I’m anxious so I’m writing again,, It’s been about 2 years since I had nose surgery, and I just went straight ahead at a local clinic without even shopping around for consultations. I was told they would use Gore-Tex and ear cartilage, and had the surgery. My original nose was very short and slightly upturned, but after surgery, the short nose wasn’t improved much, and the implant had been placed so it went up a bit high. I had asked for a natural look, so it wasn’t very obvious, but I always had psychological anxiety that inflammation might happen someday. About a month ago, on a day when my body was very tired, my nose hurt and felt severely pressed,, In the end, I had removal surgery Through a closed approach, I had everything removed, from the ear cartilage to the capsule, but it turned out it wasn’t Gore-Tex, it was silicone;; I had been even more stressed because of the Gore-Tex, so I wondered whether I should say it was a relief, laugh, or get angry When they opened it, they said there was a somewhat severe inflammation inside my nose and that the capsule was also very thick So they removed the silicone, capsule, and ear cartilage, and now I’m on day 5, the splint has been removed, and I’m resting at home. Swelling around the glabella is my biggest concern. On day 3, when the splint was removed, there was some swelling, so they drew out blood with a syringe. Today I gently pressed the glabella area, and it felt soft and squishy, and throughout the day (I might be a bit impatient) the swelling was the same, so it doesn’t feel like it’s going down In this kind of case, I’m wondering if blood needs to be drawn again. If anyone has had blood drawn with a syringe, please give me some advice...!! Oh, and would walking for 1 hour a day help the swelling go down?? Please leave lots of comments..!!
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