I removed only the silicone and left the nasal tip as it was. I was most worried that only the nasal tip would stand out, but right now I’m satisfied. From the front, the bridge looked absent at first, so it felt awkward and looked a bit dull. But now, maybe because I’ve gotten used to it, it looks natural and better than when I had the silicone. For the side profile, when I went to have the silicone removed, the doctor said it would become a half-upturned nose (I laughed to myself, like, half-upturned nose, my foot...) Well, it’s not a beautifully refined half-upturned nose, but the worry I had been so anxious about... that only the nasal tip cartilage would bulge out, is gone for now. It doesn’t turn out that way. For the first few days, in the morning, should I say the nasal tip had a slight unevenness.. there was a feeling that only the area where the cartilage was raised was bulging, and then it would get better in the afternoon, repeating like that. Now even that gap is narrowing. After removing it, both my mind and my nose feel relieved, and rather than an unattractive nose that screams plastic surgery, a natural nose without much bridge is much better. I’m grateful that it didn’t become completely ugly because I left the nasal tip alone. But the septal support, this is hard and uncomfortable ㅡㅡ I feel like the day will come when I remove this too. Anyway, those who are debating can use this as a reference, and if you ask me, I’d want to say remove it.
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