There are still a lot of posts about removal.. I'm now at one year too...

It's been a really long time since I came in. There was a time when I practically lived here for a while... Of course, back then it was really hard... That was already around this time last year ^^;;;; That awful and difficult dark period...;;; If you search my old posts, you'll know, but around October 20 last year, I also had rhinoplasty at a famous plastic surgery clinic in Gangnam, and because water formed between my eyebrows and, unlike the initial consultation, they used an L-shaped silicone implant, etc., I struggled in many ways and had the silicone and ear cartilage removed just 2 weeks after surgery. From after surgery until before removal, it was so hard, but even after removal, I was tormented like a crazy woman for about 3 months.. Now it's almost been a year, so I've found mental stability and am living, but even now when I think of that time It was really like paying money to buy extreme suffering... Anyway, to state the conclusion, first, the less the nose was manipulated through a closed approach, the higher the recovery rate. I also worried a lot about things like contracture and scar tissue, but time is the medicine. It's true that I worried too much. Contracture doesn't happen, and scar tissue gradually disappears too. However, my nose is lower than before surgery... Other than the fact that the nasal bone I wanted to make higher was shaved down and made lower, the shape is the same as my old nose. In my case, it seems to be because they inserted an L-shaped silicone implant without manipulating the nasal tip. Anyway, before, my nasal bridge was high from the side. I had a straight nasal bridge in a straight line... But I don't know how they shaved my nose, because now the nasal bridge has disappeared in a U-like shape, and only the nasal tip remains... I always feel upset and depressed when looking in the mirror and taking photos, but there's no solution. I've tried filler too, but it really only lasts for that moment, and after 2-3 months it sinks.,. Getting this for life costs money and takes effort... So sometimes I wonder whether I should do my nose again, but I really don't have confidence... I can only hope that my bone grows back. When I ask people around me, "Will my nasal bone grow?" everyone laughs and says maybe if the bone were broken, but would something that was shaved grow back... That's their reaction Anyway. You really have to be extremely, extremely careful with rhinoplasty, and I especially absolutely oppose it for sensitive people. Even easygoing people become sensitive after rhinoplasty... Everyone who has had removal, please stay strong