It has been 2 months since I had the silicone removed and the septal support lowered. If this is your first time reading, it will be easier to understand if you search for and read my previous posts. The shape of my nose is almost the same as it was at the 1-month mark. I think just the cherry-tomato feeling of the nasal tip is getting a little better. Since I had the silicone removed after 14 years, it is not easy to get used to the lowered nasal bridge. There are moments when I miss the silicone haha. I even think about maybe getting some filler in the glabella area after 6 months. But it is only a thought; I think I would be too scared to do it. My friends say I transformed from a chic woman into a baby-faced woman, and that it is amazing how just one nose can change my image. I gave them something interesting to see. I am only taking Rizaben twice a day. When I take it 3 times, I get too tired. Around a month and a half in, I felt some pain in my nose. Just a subtle throbbing sensation. To me, it feels like symptoms from the nerves and tissues recovering. I had similar symptoms at 2 months after my nose surgery too. Since removal is also surgery, I guess the recovery course appears similarly. Maybe because I did not remove the support, I do not have symptoms like the columella sinking in or the nose turning upward. But the human mind is really like that. When I had a crooked witch-like nose, I thought a small, low, cute nose would be so nice, but now that I have a low, baby-faced nose, I miss a chic nasal bridge.... Managing that feeling is also homework. My nasal mucous membrane has also become weakened from two open surgeries; anyway, it is not something to do lightly. I just hope it stays like this even after a year passes. There were people curious about the condition of my nose, so I am uploading photos. The photos make it look higher than it is in real life.
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