My original nose was low with a spread-out nasal tip.
Four years ago, I had 3 mm silicone placed on the bridge, ear cartilage at the nasal tip, and cartilage tying.
Now the silicone has shifted to the right and come down all the way to the nasal tip, pressing on the cartilage underneath, so the cartilage is visible through the nasal tip ㅜ
Revision surgery feels so awful, and even if I do it, I think it will bend again, so I’m thinking of removing it completely.
Usually, when I look at removal reviews here, people who originally had a high nasal bridge seem satisfied even after removal.
Since I had a face with no nasal bridge ㅜ I’m really worried about how I’ll look after removal, and I’m planning to leave the nasal tip as it is.
For those who don’t have a nasal bridge, are you satisfied after removal ㅜ? On top of that, I’m even more worried because the bone was rasped when the silicone was inserted..
Several times a day, I keep debating whether I should just get revision surgery.. or not ㅜㅜ When I first had surgery, the silicone went all the way up to the glabella, so my impression looked harsh. Now it has settled down, and if anything, my impression has gotten better.. So if I do revision surgery, I’d like the bridge to start from below the glabella, around where the eyes begin, but doctors say that can’t be done because the silicone edge would show.
When I look at celebrities, rather than the silicone starting from the glabella, there are also people whose nasal bridge starts from the area below the glabella where the eyes are. Is this a matter of the doctor’s skill..?
Ha... I really feel like the nose is something you shouldn’t touch ㅜ Like 0