Before joining this community, I read a lot of posts. Two weeks ago, I had closed rhinoplasty using hump reduction, 2 mm silicone, and septal cartilage. As for the shape, I really, really liked it. There was no inflammation either. The only reason I wanted to take it out was that I didn’t have the confidence to keep living with this in me. No one around me had inflammation, and my aunt had hers done 20 years ago and only had revision surgery a few months ago to make it higher, I think? But I guess it’s not right for my constitution. No, my personality.. Before surgery, I had a hump and a downturned arrow-like nose.......... sniff After 30 years, I realized that what made me look sharp wasn’t my eyes, but my nose. The nose surgery came out so pretty at a reasonable price. Except that it was slightly shifted to the left Today, on the way to get the inner stitches removed, I was so stressed that I had removal surgery right away. Then I understood what people mean when they say the nose gets lower./ Just the shaved-down hump marks on my own nose. Not the sharp and sophisticated nose I got with silicone, just my own nose lol Since I removed it right away after 2 weeks, they said contracture probably won’t happen. There was no inflammation either.. The septal cartilage at the nasal tip may be uncomfortable, but I really like it because it prevents the arrow-like nose. So I didn’t remove that. Hearing stories from people who had removals in places other than this community too, some had it removed after a few years. Anyway. I had it removed well. It’s just my natural face. For 2 weeks, I briefly had a sophisticated celebrity-like nose.. haha Paid money.. suffered for nothing. I’m never going to do anything to my face again, whether injections or anything else. I hadn’t even had double eyelid surgery for over 30 years, but I suddenly fell for this for no reason. For those planning silicone removal, I think going to the hospital will be the fastest, instead of only reading posts here.. I hope everyone gets a pretty nose
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