I had my silicone removed yesterday. Ah... honestly, sedation anesthesia is not something a person should go through...ㅜ For my first surgery, I had only the nasal bridge raised with silicone, and it looked artificially high, made my nose look big, and after about 2 years the implant gradually came down.. Most importantly, I hated the foreign body sensation so much, so I had it removed. The surgery ended simply in about 5-10 minutes. I checked the silicone, woke up from anesthesia, had tape put on, and went straight home...ㅎ I had an incision inside the nose, but I don't know why the nasal tip hurts. The doctor said the swelling would go down quickly. There is still no overall swelling, but it seems like there is a lot of swelling on the nasal bridge, and it will probably go down rapidly. It would be nice if it just stayed like this, but the reality is that it will gradually disappear ㅎ I have work tomorrow, and I don't know if I can take the tape off ㅜ Is the tape put on because of swelling or for fixation? When silicone is removed, does the nasal tip go up a bit? It seems like that right now.. Anyway, for those who want removal, if you have made up your mind, I hope you get it removed as soon as possible. Even if you worry about all sorts of things, it seems all the same once you do it. It may be pretty, but rather than living uncomfortably for life because of the foreign body sensation, I think it is better to live comfortably with my natural face, with peace of mind. And once you have surgery, it seems like it inevitably repeats into revision surgery and then another revision surgery. As time passes, the skin is bound to sag, and if the implant inside remains the same, it won't suit the face. I think it is true that excessive greed can instead bring trouble. Thanks to everyone here, I came to think once again about cosmetic surgery. I also got a lot of advice. I want to share often going forward. Everyone here, keep going today too!
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