After having surgery in 2009 with silicone and ear cartilage, my nose looked higher and bigger, so in the end, I had removal surgery at the place where I had the surgery.
But if I only had it removed, my nose looked wide, the bridge looked sunken, and it looked strange, so in the end I had another revision surgery at a different hospital.. But this time, on the contrary, my nose became narrower, but the tip looked too pointy,
so in the end I decided to have removal surgery again. I went to about 50 consultations just for removal and restoration,
and in the end, every hospital just said it couldn't be done, but I eventually had everything removed and had restoration surgery at a place introduced by a doctor among my relatives.
But the director said that if my nose were made completely like before, it could look spread out from the front,
so my nose became slightly slimmer than before~
I really won't have any more revision surgery or removal now.
As for the surgical method, in my case, they said that because they were not lowering my nose, the middle of my nose could look sunken, so they finely cut ear cartilage
and filled it into the middle area.
And currently there is nothing in my nose~~
Everyone, don't just remove it..
When doctors say not to just remove it, that really isn't a lie.
Some people return to how they were after removal, but most people don't,
and I heard that in many cases, even when the patient insists and has the surgery, the doctor does not only remove it during surgery, but supports the nasal tip or does something else,
and reshapes it again without the patient knowing?..
Restoring it to the original nose itself is really not an easy path, but after trying it, it is definitely possible!!
The surgery was done closed, with lower lateral cartilage repositioning + the previously shaved-down, flattened nasal bridge was covered by shaving ear cartilage and placing it over the flat area + scar tissue removal.
If you have any questions about removal, please message me~~
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