When I wear earrings, my ears get inflamed... So if I wear them once, I have to rest for 3 months. They get inflamed, pus comes out, and it becomes a mess. It happens even if I wear gold. I think my body has an enormous foreign-body reaction.
Of course, it was the same when I had silicone put in my nose. I experienced all kinds of side effects. Deviation, nasal tip show-through, red inflammation, blue inflammation. Right now my nose is supported purely with my own autologous septal cartilage strut, but breathing is a bit hard, and especially I get pulling and stuffiness in my nose. It feels like a foreign-body sensation... Don’t get a septal cartilage strut....
If you have a severe foreign-body sensation like that in your ears, don’t put silicone in your body either.. That’s just how your body is naturally. In terms of resisting foreign substances... And it means your body is sensitive. I hope you quickly catch and realize in advance when your body reacts like this.
And even if you’re not this type of person, there are many cases of nasal inflammation, so more than other plastic surgeries... the nose is dangerous....
If I could ride a time machine and go back, I’d want to go back to before I did my nose.... I’m sincerely having such a hard time..
I hope everyone will be as cautious as possible.
Areas that may be okay to operate on (areas without side effects)
seem to be things like cutting out skin or stitching. Those are relatively fewer. Maybe nostril reduction or double eyelid surgery.
I don’t think they’re like the nose.
If I had seen and read a community like this before surgery, I wouldn’t have done it.
I didn’t get to see anything like this, and I just thought of plastic surgery too lightly, so I went ahead with it..
Now I’ve become an extremely cautious person, but it’s no different from closing the stable door after the horse is gone.
It has reached the point where I may need to go to a university hospital and get my nose examined. Unexplained shortness of breath, and stuffiness and pulling around the nasal support strut.
These things are making me suffer. If even the university hospital can’t find the cause, I will immediately remove the nasal support strut and cartilage.
There is probably a risk of saddle nose... What can I do? Who can I blame?
Even if I blame someone, it’s useless, and my face and side effects have ended up like this now; nothing can turn back the past..
But I learned that more than appearance, breathing is more important, and more than feeling a foreign-body sensation, comfort is important...
I want to feel what it’s like to have a comfortable nose that breathes well.
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