I had silicone for the bridge and ear cartilage for the tip of my nose. It’s been almost two months since my nose surgery. But I think the silicone was used way too high. My eyes have drawn in a lot, and because the silicone started from slightly above the double-eyelid line, it turned into a completely straight nose ㅠㅠ Why does my face look so much older? Is it true that if the space between the eyes is made higher, you look older? I wanted a slope-nose shape, but it turned into a straight nose. When I went to the hospital today, they said they would do a free revision, but when they say they’ll do it again, what should I ask them to do so it becomes a slope-nose shape? They said they would shave down the silicone at the glabella, but isn’t that bad? Shouldn’t they insert lower silicone again? When I came home and thought about it, they said they would shave the silicone during revision, and I’m so scared. If I question what they meant, I feel like they might refuse to do it again, so I can’t even press them properly, and I don’t know what to ask for ㅠㅠ please tell me, everyone Is the tip not showing because they used too little ear cartilage, or because the bridge between the eyes is too high and it became a straight line so the tip doesn’t show? Did they perhaps use too little ear cartilage back then?ㅠㅠ There’s almost no slope. Should I ask them to pull out more ear cartilage from the other ear and raise the tip? How many mm of silicone should I ask them to use? Could they really be shaving it down instead of replacing it with a lower silicone just because they think the silicone is too precious?
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