My nose is naturally very small and my skin is thin too. I only know that they put in 1 mm L-shaped silicone.. At the time, the director explained that he built a support column in the columella, but I don't know whether that column was made with L-shaped silicone or whether something like septal cartilage was used. ㅜㅜ It has been 12 years, and the silicone is a bit crooked, and my nose has become more upturned compared with the beginning, so the nasal tip is not pretty. People say L-shaped silicone is scary, scary, but compared with that, I haven't had any major side effects. As for thinning of the nasal tip, my skin was already paper-thin to begin with, so considering that, it is still okay.. But as I get older, it will probably get even thinner.
How can I tell whether septal cartilage was used or not? Can you tell from an X-ray.. Or is there a way to tell by touching inside the nose?
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