After experiencing nose surgery and removal,,

After leaving behind the time when I was in so much pain that I couldn’t even feel the pain anymore, already 2 months have passed. Still, fortunately, before removal I found this community and received so much help and comfort. (Especially Miso, Maybe, and soso111, I will truly be grateful to you for the rest of my life) In my case, I had surgery with 5 mm Gore-Tex + a Medpor strut, and had it removed after 9 months because of inflammation. I didn’t even know Medpor had been used. Anyway, my nasal tip turned red and pus kept coming out,, I struggled quite badly because of nasal tip depression. How severe was the depression? From the front, the depression at the nasal tip was so deep that I couldn’t even see all the way inside it, and as the days went by it got worse and pulled in all the surrounding flesh, so from the side my nasal tip looked cut off. Can you imagine? But the doctor said that the depressed part was dead tissue, so we should cut that flesh out. So the flesh was cut out from above and stitched. When I asked if the tissue would fill in, he flatly told me not to expect that. But then, really like a lie, the tissue started filling in. Now if someone saw it, they might think, oh, did she injure her nasal tip a little? Because there is a scar. But the scar mark that I thought would become terribly noticeable is also almost disappearing because I diligently applied Contractubex. The truly fortunate thing amid the misfortune is that the shape settled more prettily than my original nose shape. I don’t know whether this is because of cartilage adhesion or because the surgical shape remained (the surgery had turned out really pretty). But my nostrils, which used to be round sideways, now stand more upward, and above all, the line separating the nasal ala and the nasal tip lobule has formed prettily, so even though my nose isn’t that high-bridged, it has been made into a pretty-looking shape,, Now, if only the depressed area of my nasal tip fills in a bit more, I think there will be no problem at all. Of course, my nose does feel shorter, and my nostrils show quite a bit more than before. But my previous nose, how should I put it, wasn’t ugly, just a cute nose, but it was a bit unsophisticated. I’d rather have my current nose, even if the nostrils show a little, than that nose. As for the bridge, they said Gore-Tex does not have a capsule. It doesn’t seem to have become that much higher,, maybe about 1 mm? I think my nasal bridge got higher because of scar tissue, and they say this could keep remaining, or it could decrease very slightly going forward. Anyway, I’m very, very satisfied. Of course it’s not as pretty as when I had the surgery. But rather than living like someone burdened by having cosmetic surgery, I think it’s better to live with my current nose shape without anything weighing on my mind. At two months, I think there is still a very long way to go. Still, I’ll write down the factors that I think helped my recovery the most. 1. Rest no matter what. Don’t go outside, and just rest unconditionally in the best temperature and humidity, without stress. 2. Placenta injections. After getting these, the tissue filled in like a lie. I’ve been getting them once every 2 weeks, about 11 times now. 3. Eat well. 4. Consistent exercise and half-body baths. Instead of doing warm compresses, I made sure to take a half-body bath once a day. 5. Professional massage therapy. I also wonder if the pretty shape formed because of this. 6. Mental training through prayer...;; I don’t think this can be ignored.. I’m not Christian, I just prayed desperately and earnestly in my heart,, I’m in this much pain and feel this wronged, so if there is any conscience, shouldn’t my nose be made prettier than it was before? Like this;; I’m not really sure whether I’m doing things right either. After seeing no light, even seeing a little light makes me feel so happy. I hope others who have had removal can stay strong too!