After I had surgery for a hump nose, I had no issues for a while, but about 5 months later, the glabella/nasal bridge area became red and throbbed. So I visited the hospital, and they said it was inflammation. They told me to try medication for just 3 days, and if it still wasn’t okay, they would remove the silicone. They said they would only charge me the anesthesia fee for the revision surgery, but after taking the medication, the redness went away. So I didn’t remove the silicone. After that, it would still get red and throb from time to time, so I visited the hospital, but I just kept receiving antibiotic prescriptions, and after taking the medication, the redness would go away. Then another 5 months passed, and one day I looked in the mirror and my nasal tip seemed slightly red, the glabella area was uneven, and my nose looked very crooked. So I went to the hospital today, and they said it was inflammation and told me to remove the silicone right away, so I did. After removing it, during the consultation, they said they would do revision surgery in about 6 months, but that I would have to pay 50% of the surgery cost. Last time, when they said they would only charge the anesthesia fee, I asked them to just remove it, but the hospital said it was okay and just sent me home. Since then, whenever it throbbed from time to time, I went to the hospital, but they only prescribed antibiotics and that was it. But now they’re saying it’s inflammation and telling me to pay 1.5 million won for surgery. Do I have to pay this?? I just want to give up on revision surgery and everything and get a refund. Can I get a refund?? Like 0
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