I have a removal review I wrote about a month ago below. It’s been almost a month now. The numbness at the nasal tip or the pain I felt when touching it is completely gone now. But after about 2 weeks, something like scar tissue? formed at the nasal tip. It became round and hard, and my nasal tip looked blunt and unattractive. The expression I read in someone’s review, that the nasal tip looked like a cherry tomato, was really exactly right. That had developed, but now maybe I’ve gotten used to it, because it doesn’t feel as severe as it did a week ago. When I use makeup to shade both sides of the nasal tip with a darker color so it looks slimmer, it’s somewhat better. They say this loosens up over time, so I’ll just wait, even if it takes a year. Around one week after removal, there was swelling and it looked closer to a surgically altered nose, but now it feels lower overall and closer to my original nose. Anyway, now I can make a piggy nose too, and since it’s my natural nose, I don’t worry about other people’s gaze anymore. I feel like I’ve become a free spirit. My face, which used to just look unattractive to me, now looks cuter after removal than when it was operated on, and I feel like I’m developing confidence and affection for my natural appearance. I’m not a beauty, and it’s not a face I’m 100% satisfied with, but I like my face. Those who are thinking about plastic surgery, please think carefully one more time. There are people who completely transform after doing one or two areas, but I think most people are not like that. Unless you’re going to become a celebrity, I think just living with your own face is less burdensome than having a face that looks artificial. Also, I only had L-shaped silicone inserted, so it’s hard for me to answer those who messaged me about removal of nasal tip cartilage binding. I don’t know anything about that area... Then I hope everyone stays well, and I’ll post another review after a few months.
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