This morning I removed the silicone from my nasal bridge.. and the paranasal silicone Only 2 weeks after surgery... It wasn’t because I had side effects, and the shape had turned out pretty and well But because my mental state was the problem, maybe I decided too hastily; starting a week after I had it done, I had a foreign body sensation and worries about future side effects, and serious depressive symptoms appeared The swelling had almost gone down and even I thought I looked prettier
My nasal bridge was originally extremely low, but all I wanted was to go back to before, so after several consultations with the doctor, I decided on removal After removal, I worried a lot about whether it might not go back, and whether I might regret it
They say silicone lasts a lifetime, but you never know what will happen in life, so in the end I removed it today The surgery seems to have taken only about 20 minutes Disinfection seemed to take longer
The removal was completed safely, and there’s no swelling or bruising The hospital didn’t even do any taping and didn’t give me any medication either The anesthesia still hasn’t worn off, but is it okay not to take painkillers?
Still, I’ve almost returned to my old appearance Nice to see you again, low nasal bridge haha. My nose isn’t hard yet, but only the part of the nose done with the closed approach is a little hard
If anyone who had removal knows what’s needed for recovery, please let me know Is it really okay not to take medication?ㅜㅜ
I also came into this community for days and days, worrying, so I’m posting as soon as I got it removed For those who want removal, if you’ve already made up your mind, I think acting on it is good for your mental health And those who haven’t yet decided on cosmetic surgery should truly make a careful decision
In just 2 weeks, I put a perfectly fine nose through trouble twice, threw away money, damaged my body; it’s not something to do Anyway, I’ll leave another follow-up review Everyone, be happy.. You only live once~^^
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