Um,, the photos aren’t much different from when I posted them before, so I didn’t attach them separately! First of all, my nose feels much more comfortable after removal, and I feel psychologically more stable, so I don’t regret removing the silicone. Because my alar cartilage had collapsed, I kept the ear cartilage strut that had been extended for reconstruction purposes. Everyone was curious about movement. I can’t make a pig nose with the nasal tip, but I can lift my nose slightly, and moving it left and right works very smoothly! The inconveniences of leaving the strut in are: 1. It doesn’t move as freely as my natural nose did 2. The columella area feels fixed. That’s about it, but it feels less burdensome than the extension, so sometimes I even forget that I left the strut in lol Everyone who is thinking about removal! The problems showing up in your current nose only get worse; they don’t get better. Honestly, all that talk about the nose collapsing or whatever is complete nonsense.. ,, An acquaintance who had full removal is also doing well. So don’t worry too much! I hope you consult around a lot, find what meets your needs, and live happily. I still sometimes get comments on my review, so I’m leaving this final review before I go! Everyone, take care!
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This review is a surgical review for a reconstruction-oriented procedure.