I had revision surgery this time The surgery was on February 3 I had the splint removed on the 10th and came home, and my older sister said my nasal bridge looked crooked It bothered me, but I thought maybe it was because of swelling and let it pass But when I touched the glabella area, the end of the silicone was not in the center and was shifted toward my left eye When I look at the nasal dorsum, the silicone just seems to come down in a straight line, though When I had my first surgery last time, the nasal bridge did not look crooked, but it was slightly shifted toward the left side of my face So I don't think my own nasal bridge being crooked could make it look like this The doctor also never said my nasal bridge was crooked Anyway, since it seemed like the upper end of the silicone was shifted, I went to the hospital yesterday The doctor looked at it and said the silicone had been inserted properly in a straight line Then said the swelling in the glabella had not gone down and removed something from the glabella with a syringe I couldn't see properly, but when I asked my mom, she said they took out something white I told them I had caught a cold on the day of surgery, so it seemed like I had swollen more severely They told me to take my cold medicine properly, saying inflammation can occur because of a cold virus, and said what they removed today was not a large amount, so it was okay.. Then I came home, but today when I took photos under the light, it was definitely crooked As expected, the upper part was shifted toward the left...
Could the shape of the silicone have suddenly become distorted because of inflammation? Did inflammation really develop in my nose? Or is there anyone who looked like they had a crooked nasal bridge like me, but after the swelling went down, it returned to a straight shape? Please leave comments