I had a complex because my nose didn't look connected from the glabella, so I had nose surgery 5 years ago. My nose was like the nose of Taylor Lautner, the werewolf actor from Twilight, but it was low. Even after surgery, it still didn't look connected. I had wanted a low but naturally connected look. Instead, it just feels like there is a boundary line at the glabella and the nose became higher. So there wasn't much difference, but since there was at least some height, a bit of my complex was resolved. Anyway, I lived without any major dissatisfaction. I only raised the nasal bridge with silicone. I don't remember exactly how many millimeters it was, haha. Now, 5 years later, I realized the nasal silicone had been gradually bending. Right now, the silicone at the glabella area is in the middle, but the lower part of the silicone seems to have bent to the left. It's not L-shaped silicone. You can think of it as the nose starting in the center and then bending more to the left as it goes downward. The columella area is still in the center. It's just the nasal bridge that's bent. You can't tell when you just look at it normally, but under fluorescent lighting or in places like that, I think it clearly shows. Now I'd like to ask some questions. I don't feel burdened by having silicone in. If I have removal surgery, is there a separate type of rhinoplasty that connects the glabella and nasal bridge without making them high? And my second question is, instead of removing the nasal implant, would implant correction be possible, even though 5 years have passed? Or, even if I have revision surgery, would it be possible to operate so it doesn't bend, with the same nasal bridge millimeter height as now?
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