This will probably be my last review It has been 7 and a half months since I had my septal cartilage and silicone removed completely, with nothing left behind My nose no longer swells or anything The tip of my nose had gotten bigger because of scar tissue at the nasal tip, but as if the swelling went down, it went dow
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