I felt pain inside my nose, so I went to the plastic surgery clinic where I had the surgery, and they said a space had formed between the silicone and that mild contracture seemed to be starting. They said to remove only the silicone with a non-open procedure, treat the inflammation, and then do revision surgery afterward. (Honestly, if my nose is not pulled up a lot after the silicone is removed, I do not want revision surgery.)
A clinic specializing in removal said they would open it, remove the silicone and the donated rib cartilage, and use ear cartilage to lower the nasal tip as much as possible. But they also said that if there is inflammation when the nose is opened, they could remove only the donated rib cartilage and the silicone, treat it, and then do revision surgery later. The cost would not be charged at the original clinic. What should I do? I am most worried about my nose being lifted too much right now. For the first surgery, silicone, donated rib cartilage, and septal cartilage were used, and the original clinic says they would remove only the silicone. And the removal-specialist clinic said that if there is inflammation inside, the original clinic's method might be better, too,,