I had cartilage tying for 6 months and then had it released, with the cartilage widened and repositioned back to its original state. It has now been a little over 4 months since the cartilage was released, but I feel like it is contracting again I don't think there is much scar tissue now, but by evening it becomes too narrow and thin, and one side looks pinched Please share stories if you had a similar experience or if it improved
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