I’m already entering week 3. I had removal after 1 year + 1 month, and I had everything removed completely, including the 3 mm silicone and septal support graft. At the original hospital, my shape had been ruined so badly that they just removed it for free. Many people say it collapses if you remove the support graft, but I think that expression confuses people. Collapse means the thing supported by the graft collapses = it gets lower back toward the original nose. 1 week after removal - I was so happy. The impression of a witch-like nose from the long protruding columella disappeared, and my nose was moderately high, didn’t feel foreign, and I was satisfied. Week 2 - The glabella area became a little lower, so my eyes, which had looked like I had medial epicanthoplasty, became a bit softer. There is still a lot of nasal tip swelling. Week 3 - It feels like the glabella and bridge have become very slightly lower? It is sooooo much more natural and better than before. The nasal tip is still swollen, so it is high. Still, compared with weeks 1 and 2, a lot has gone down. Honestly, I don’t know whether the contraction phase has come or not. It is about time for the contraction phase to slowly start, but I’m not very sensitive, so I’m not sure. Maybe it came subtly and I don’t notice? I’m still really worried about this partㅠㅠ Still, up to now it is a normal-looking nose.. I guess I should be a bit more careful, right!? If there are people who are further along, please tell me about the contraction phase~
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