Because the skin on my nasal tip has become thin, I went to the clinic where I had surgery yesterday~ I was having a consultation with the director and the consultant together, and while talking about how I had been stressed after my rhinoplasty because of some vague anxiety and worries, I said that if possible, I wanted to remove everything, and they said that if it’s that mentally difficult, looking at the next 10–20 years rather than right now, just removing it wouldn’t be a bad option. So I was surprised and asked, Really? Is it okay to just take everything out? If everything is removed, won’t it become sunken and develop contracture and things like that? They said no, it would just be lower than now, and although it wouldn’t be perfectly identical to my old nose, it would become like that to some extent, saying it so easily with that doctor’s characteristically kind smile?? Both the consultant and the director very readily said removal was possible, saying that if there’s no inflammation or anything like that, it will come back similarly, so I wondered, is this the confidence of a medical god? But I felt like I should look into it more before deciding. So I said I’d think about that later and came back. If removal were really as easy as they say, who would be worrying out of anxiety If only that were possible, I miss my old small, low, round nose too
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