8 years ago, I had rhinoplasty with 3.5 mm silicone, ear cartilage, and hump reduction. My nasal bridge was very low and my nose was round, so after the surgery, everyone told me I looked pretty. I'm not in the service industry, but because my job is one where appearance matters, I found a job easily, got married, and had a child. Is it called the columella? The fleshy part between the nostrils. It was a bit crooked and I didn't like how it looked, but it was something only I noticed, and there were no functional problems, so I lived fairly satisfied. But recently, my nasal bridge started stinging, and it really bothered me. They say rhinoplasty becomes a ticking time bomb from the moment you have it.. Honestly, I didn't show it, but for 8 years I was constantly anxious that maybe I too would develop side effects like contracture or inflammation.... I guess it's finally appearing now. The stinging started spreading to my whole nose, and my nasal bridge feels heavy and pressed down. Maybe because of this, or maybe because I'm worrying about it, I also get headaches.-.-. I went to the hospital where I had the surgery, but I couldn't even see the doctor's face. The coordinator said that if it isn't red or swollen, there can't be inflammation, and told me to come back if I develop pain. I think it's time for me to remove the silicone now. So I'm looking into removal hospitals here and there. Because of this hospital's attitude toward patients, I don't want to have it removed there. I'm looking into Busan and Seoul, but as a working mom, time and cost are not easy, so I'm just searching around. Really... if you're planning surgery, really... think carefully. The beauty you already have is the most natural and beautiful.
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