It’s been over a year since I had my nose implant removal. Honestly, after removing the nasal tip material, I decided not to worry about the shape. But.. But at the nasal tip, something round and white is sticking out sharply. It’s visible to the naked eye, and it gets worse when I touch it. It feels like a bone is protruding sharply. When I shine light on it, there’s a round, white, clearly demarcated area. It feels hard to the touch. It keeps getting worse.
What on earth is this... I had complete removal and even had it done open. Since this keeps protruding more and more, I’m getting so frustrated. I clearly asked them to remove everything... It’s not likely that they didn’t remove all the silicone... Did they just leave the end of the ear cartilage in there... or did they leave the septal cartilage... I don’t know what it is, and it’s driving me crazy. After the nose removal surgery, they told me everything had been removed and that I could live at ease. The nasal tip also pulls and hurts like before surgery,,
What should I do? The original hospital made all sorts of excuses, took a written statement saying it wasn’t a nose side effect, and even took money while doing the removal. I’m worried whether the employed doctor messed it up... If I go again, I’m already worried they’ll say it’s fine, or say they’ll shave it down if I pay, that kind of thing.
What should I do..?
Should I go to another hospital and get nasal cartilage repositioning, or should I go to the original hospital and ask them to shave down only the nasal tip..
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