Briefly, I have a nasal support strut, nasal tip cartilage.. and silicone on the nasal bridge My nose doesn’t move. It’s been 5 years.. The shape is livable, more or less.. though it does feel a bit high.. But.. I want it to look a bit more natural, the movement, I mean.. I looked into a banner hospital and several other places. I also went for a consultation at the hospital where I had it done, and they just said it would be fine to take it out, like it was nothing.. But when I asked exactly what had been put inside my nose.. they said they didn’t really know either,, (are you kidding me..) and that only silicone was written on the chart.. ha.... After hearing that.. I started doubting whether I should remove it,,, The banner hospital says they’ll put dermis in the nasal tip and take everything out.. They gave a good consultation, and other hospitals say if I want it removed, just remove it.. I don’t know at all whether that means I have to accept the shape afterward myself... Removing it isn’t the problem, the aftermath is the problem... So I put down a deposit to do it at the banner hospital... but after getting a message from someone who had nose surgery there.... now.... confusion and chaosssssssssss... I’m also thinking, should I just not remove it? Honestly, removal needs to be considered carefully, and whether I prioritize the shape afterward or comfort.. seems like it will be the major deciding factor... I guess it’s impossible to have both,,,,
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