I only had cartilage tying and ear cartilage inserted in the nasal tip, and after having only the ear cartilage removed 5 years ago, both sides under the nasal tip protruded like tiny millet grains,, I had it removed 3 weeks ago, but it still hasn’t been removed completely, so one side is still protruding.. But when I look at the side where it was removed, it’s hard.. It is softer than the protruding side (the millet-shaped side that wasn’t removed), though.. Also, the color of the removed area is white. 1.. Isn’t it normal for the nasal tip at the removed area to be dark red? 2. Sebum isn’t forming only in that area; is that still normal at this point? 3. My nasal tip isn’t being pulled upward, the surgical area doesn’t hurt, and there’s no swelling at all, to the point where I wonder if I even had surgery.. It also doesn’t seem like my nose has spread,, Can this happen? Please, I’m begging for an answer... 4. If they said they were only doing nasal tip surgery with ear cartilage, surely they wouldn’t have placed Gore-Tex on top of the cartilage, right? I don’t think they used septal cartilage.. My nasal tip moved whenever I talked.. It still does.. Then that means it isn’t septal cartilage, right?
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