I had it removed

After agonizing over it, I finally had it removed As I studied about removing rhinoplasty materials... I thought that if I had studied this hard, I really could have gotten into Seoul National University... That is how hard I looked into it and, in my own way(?), studied In one word... it was des-per-ate. I want to leave a long post, but I have no strength physically or mentally... I hope I can post my progress later... I tried to wait until 6 months, but because the silicone became crooked... I had no choice but to wear glasses in daily life, and the nasal bridge hurt so much that I had it removed Still, after removing it, wow... I feel so relieved-_- I had it removed when 4 months and one day? had passed.. I was going to leave a little ear cartilage, but I removed everything completely Through a closed approach.. I thought a closed approach would not be possible for me, but it was..-_- The doctors who had not operated on me said it had to be done through an open approach, so I thought that was just how it was.. But the doctor who operated on me said it could be done through a closed approach.. (I think it is because this doctor knows the position of the ear cartilage) Two other doctors with a lot of surgical experience and who are famous for revision rhinoplasty also said a closed approach was possible.. But one doctor said that because he had not operated on me himself, even though it could be done through a closed approach, he still had to open it up and check.. saying maybe Medpor might have been used.. But Medpor really was not used.. (When Medpor is removed, depression can occur, and they say that when removing it, they fill it with something else to prevent that depression. I forgot what the other thing was.. But people who really had Medpor did develop depression when it was removed..) I wanted to have the removal surgery with that doctor, but I did not want an open approach.. So I had the removal surgery with the doctor who had operated on me If possible, have removal done by the doctor who operated on you I think that is the best-_-............ And ear cartilage remains separate for life, so it can all be removed Adhesion and things like that are just excuses doctors make because removing ear cartilage itself is difficult and they do not want to do it Now I should focus hard on recovering Oh, and in this community.. It is fine to oppose rhinoplasty... but there are people who do not even know much and say nonsense, even hurtful things, and half-destroy someone psychologically.. Please do not do that Of course, you may have been harmed and hurt because of rhinoplasty.. But there seem to be too many people who scare others when there are not even inflammatory symptoms yet.. or the nose has not gone wrong I also had not even thought about removal, but I got scared by things like inflammation and contracture, and ended up coming this far I also dropped out of school Please do not hurt people who had rhinoplasty when you do not really know I also realized that because I am not a doctor and do not know well, I am not in a position to say this or that.. And rhinoplasty or removal differs so much from person to person, and surgical conditions are all different too, so no one can know for sure Advice based on your own experience may be okay, but please do not talk this way and that as if you have become a doctor.. (That does not mean I worship doctors-_-.. Only half-believe doctors and half-don't believe them, ugh!!!!!!!!!!!!!) And people who come here to get plastic surgery information of course need to be careful of brokers, but you also should not conclude that all advice about plastic surgery is 100% true.. Of course, you should accept advice to some extent and make the choice yourself, but do not lean too far to one side..