Today, without fail, I’m visiting this community again.. At this rate, I feel like I’ll end up going to a psychiatric hospital first. Plastic surgery definitely seems to have both advantages and disadvantages. I can’t focus on work, and even when I stop by this community and ask questions, everyone says different things, so I can’t see any solution at all. I guess I have to do the legwork myself. So next week I’m planning to tour hospitals for consultations. It’s been almost 4 years since I had my nose done. I’m still a student, so while putting it off again and again, I ended up getting this far. I only want to remove the nasal bridge. When I asked the doctor, they said since it has been a long time, if I’m going to remove it, I should remove only the nasal bridge. They said the shape won’t become strange. Honestly, even that differs from hospital to hospital. Especially in Apgujeong and Gangnam, almost over 90% of those hospitals recommend revision surgery. They say the shape will become C-shaped, it will look ridiculous, if I want removal, I have to remove the nasal tip too, vs No, because it has been a long time, removing the ear cartilage will cause depression. The nasal tip has been there too long, so it is difficult to remove. There are many opposing opinions like this. Members here also have divided opinions like that..... Since everyone is speaking from experience, should I just judge that it differs from person to person... I really can’t tell... So the conclusion is just to do the legwork and go around for hospital consultations... That’s my final thought.................... I don’t have inflammation or anything,, My nasal bridge is too high and looks too obvious, and I hate being seen as a plastic-surgery woman, an artificial person, so the one reason I want to take it out is that.. Because of one nose, people think I had my eyes and jaw all done too and treat me like an artificial person... I hate that so much... I’ve had my feelings seriously hurt before.. Honestly, I think I became mentally unwell from then on (social anxiety,,, things like that...) Anyway, everyone else should also look into hospitals themselves... I hope all your worries get resolved well... Everyone who had nose surgery, everyone who had removal, I hope all of you recover well and live happily. Please don’t suffer like me by developing an illness of the heart... Have a good day everyone,,, finish the day well,, Always think good thoughts,, think positively~ Thank you for reading my post.................
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