Do you remember? I'm the person who said I wanted to remove septal cartilage, ear cartilage, osteotomy, and silicone, had no inflammation, and it hadn't even been 2 weeks. Thank you for leaving a comment. I went to the hospital today and had a consultation about removal. Because there is no inflammation, if it is removed there won't be contracture, but if I remove it now, the possibility that it may look a bit upturned is higher than after 3 months, and they said doing it after 3 months has a lower possibility and is safer. I guess it's really fortunate there is no inflammation. Most of my swelling has gone down, so it has really become natural, like a nose that was not operated on(?). If it's like this, contracture is even less likely to happen, right? People here left many comments saying not to trust the hospital. But when I look at it objectively, I think I should trust more what the specialist who did my nose says, so I decided to do that. I made the right decision, right? I did well, right? If I do it after 3 months, there won't be contracture or upturning, right? The doctor said there won't be, so I should trust that, right?.... When I only look at removal reviews in this community, I feel so scared that I end up not being able to trust the hospital. I will trust the hospital and go after 3 months. After removal, with a smiling face, I will come back after it has been removed very well and my nose has returned without aftereffects, and I will write a review!!! Definitely!!! Mas2011 wrote such a long, detailed reply, so I'm asking like this.. I think my situation may become similar to yours too. Hahaha Oh, and are contracture and the phenomenon of the nose turning up not the same thing? The doctor said there is no contracture, but doesn't that mean there will be no nose upturning? Isn't it the same? ㅠㅠㅠ As long as my nose doesn't turn up.. seriously.ㅠㅠㅠ Of course there should be no scar tissue either..ㅠㅠ I will wait for your reply. Thank you*^^* Other people can also leave replies.
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