I didn’t get it done where I had my nose done now, I paid to have it done somewhere else. Since I had my nasal tip left as it was and had osteotomy plus hump correction done, removing the Gore-Tex was honestly almost an adventure, but after being stressed for almost two months over the very artificial nasal bridge, especially the overly high glabella area, I had it removed today. The doctor said the scarring inside my nose still hadn’t fully healed, so there was a chance the result might not be good, but anyway, after removing it, I feel so relieved and happy. My long nose became shorter. Definitely, if you have a long nose, you shouldn’t raise the nose too much. Right now, from the front, my impression has come back a bit and I look softer, and from the side, the nasal tip is high while the bridge is a bit lower, so it’s a style that emphasizes the nasal tip. Shape-wise too, removing it is much better. For those who are worried, it really is good to remove it. But it hurts a lot when removing it. Because it’s Gore-Tex, it felt like they were tearing through the flesh to pull it out, and poking me with injection needles and all that. Anyway, I was screaming while having it removed. But they say silicone doesn’t hurt at a~~~~~~ll lol
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