Review of removal of silicone bridge and septal tip support (it’s been 2 years since removal...)

Since I can’t come to this community as often as I used to, when I log in, I hear a voice notification saying I have a message, but when I check, it’s already been auto-deleted and isn’t there. You had the bridge done with silicone and the tip done with septal cartilage (including tip lengthening surgery - I had it done that way, and then I had it removed..) Because it wasn’t a relatively simple procedure, for those hesitating about removal.. if you ever see my post later, please trust what I’m saying and gather the courage to try it! I really had reached the point where I even wondered if I’d die after my nose surgery, that’s how severe my depression was. After removal, I returned to my original appearance. I had that surgery done through open rhinoplasty, and I had it removed at the two-month mark. Because I had open surgery twice, a slight open-surgery scar remained on the tip, and since I didn’t manage it very well, scar tissue remained too, so my two nostrils are a bit uneven, but when people look at me, they’re not looking at my nostrils first, right? They really can’t tell. They say it doesn’t show.. My rhinitis got a little worse.. Other than what I listed above, there weren’t any major problems, and now I’m living without any real issues. Right after removal, the tip was swollen, so it looked a little upturned and blunt, but over time it really improved.. Of course it doesn’t have the slim feel of the original nose.. but what can you do. It’s the result of my own choice, so I have to accept it.. For those of you considering removal, please take the various risks into account, and if you really feel you must remove it! If you’re willing to accept that it may look a little different rather than keeping it in, I want to tell you to gather your courage and go ahead with removal. After that, you’re left with a fight with yourself, but depending on your mindset, you can overcome it in many ways. It’s not complete recovery, but I also want you to know that over time, that fight definitely becomes less intense. To everyone who is still struggling today because of a wrong decision.. I hope you can live with peace of mind as soon as possible. I’ll stop here. Even now, when I think back to that time when no one understood how I felt, I still feel gloomy.