It’s been 2-3 years since my nose surgery. I originally had a fairly defined nasal bridge and it was fine. I didn’t have any dissatisfaction with the height of my bridge in the first place. I had a very slight hump, but it wasn’t severe, and my nasal tip drooped a little, so I only wanted to slightly lift the tip to make a prettier line. Back then, when I asked if I could do only the tip, the doctor said that if he shaved down the hump bone, the bone could grow back, so I had to do the bridge + tip together. So I did it that way, but the bridge is too high and it bothers me. He said he put in 1 mm, but since I already had a bridge, the glabella area is too high and it looks Avatar-like I like the tip though.. I went to the hospital where I had surgery several times and said I wanted it removed, but they didn’t recommend it. I tried to just live with it, but it bothers me too much I also consulted at other hospitals for revision surgery, but the cost burden is enormous, so I can’t do it right away. I just want to try removing only the silicone. I’m thinking of having it removed at another hospital. The doctor at another hospital said he couldn’t know for sure because he didn’t do the surgery, but after touching my nose, he said it seemed like it would be okay to remove it. Still, since the bone was shaved, I can’t imagine what it will look like after removal, and if it looks strange after taking it out, revision surgery will be even more expensive, and I can’t do it right away, so I won’t be able to deal with it. What should I do!!!! I said I was worried that after removing it, my nose might look spread out or bumpy, and the other hospital said if anything, it may look narrow, but it’s not a nose that would look wide. What should I do I feel like I’m going crazy. For removal, I’m only planning to remove the silicone. I’m planning to leave the ear cartilage in the nasal tip as it is. The problem is that the nasal bridge is too high
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