<When it hadn’t been long since my first nose surgery, which I posted in my previous post><I feel like there’s no reason it would suddenly lift like this except contracture.. How can they decide this isn’t contracture?><Front view of the nose -> it looks slightly asymmetrical, but from the front it definitely looks less contracted than from the side>Hello everyone. I posted recently, and it got more views than I expected, and I also developed some additional concerns, so I’m writing again like this.. Around January of this year, my nose suddenly looked upturned and shorter. So I immediately went to the clinic for a follow-up, and they said it wasn’t contracture, it was scar tissue. I just heard that and believed it, and I felt so relieved that I lived about 9 months like this until now. But in my previous post, many people here told me to go to other clinics too and said it looked like contracture, so yesterday I went to two places: the original clinic and a clinic famous for revision surgery. I think I’ll go to one or two more places from now on. First, at the first clinic!! They said again that it wasn’t contracture!!!!!!????? That was the diagnosis I got. They said it was because of scar tissue, and the plan was that they could correct it with a closed approach by taking autologous dermis and attaching it under the nose,, At the second clinic… hahaha They said it’s a typical!!!!! contracted nose!!! When I got the CT, the silicone position looked strange too..?!?!?! It’s been about 1 year since surgery, but my nose is also too hard.. and so on, when they considered everything overall, they said it is a contracted nose everyone was right. I wanted to deny it too, but I had kept all possibilities open, so at least I think I cried less than I did in January.. haha But fortunately, for now there’s no pain or anything like that.. except for very occasional stinging.. Still, they said that for contracture, I’m a lucky case and thankfully a plan can be made.. Well, my nostrils were naturally small, and after raising the nasal tip, they became pinched and small, so maybe that’s why the nose looks less visible from the front. And maybe it’s because other than looking upturned, there isn’t any severe deformation or anything like that. Still, once it’s found, it’s better to have surgery as soon as possible, so if I do it, I think it’ll be around November. The doctor said it rises gradually, but the consultant said you really never know the future, that it could suddenly rise sharply again, and that it’s better to do it as soon as possible, so it did feel like they were unnecessarily pushing me, (so I ended up feeling even more rushed I get really stressed by this kind of pressure, sigh) Still, the second clinic is famous for revision surgery for contracted noses, the doctor’s consultation took up a large portion, and they explained things extremely thoroughly, so it seemed okay. It wasn’t factory-style, and their aftercare service was good too. I do trust them (first of all, the doctor really looked at my case as if it were their own work, and the review photos showed they can handle difficult surgeries, so I trusted them even more), but the estimate was so high that I’m worried. I think I need to do more online research and in-person consultations. Still, if I like this place, I think I’ll do it here without worrying about the price. In case there are people who really know noses well and have a lot of revision experience.. Could you look at my plan? First, remove the existing silicone and autologous costal cartilage (I had autologous costal cartilage in my first surgery), and reconstruct at the same time as removal! What to put in the nasal bridge instead of silicone: MegaDerm (donated dermis)! If inflammation is ongoing, this can’t be used. If it can’t be used, autologous costal cartilage for the nasal bridge + scalp fascia. The nasal tip will be autologous costal cartilage! This time they have to cut everything open, really.. I cut my rib from the first surgery because I didn’t want revision surgery, and yet.. haha^^… *If anyone has had MegaDerm or scalp fascia, please let me know your review in the comments hahaha Ah, they take it from the scalp because of scarring, but honestly I don’t care if a scar is left on my butt.. There would still be some difference in the estimate between scalp fascia and buttock fascia, right? But if sitting during the recovery period would be too uncomfortable, maybe having my head hurt would be better instead lol *And since I’m going to do more online research for now, could you also tell me additional clinics famous for revision surgery and contracted noses!!? Please help meㅠㅡㅠ p.s. I did book one place for now, but that place tends to pursue a flashy style.. It’s a place I researched during my first nose surgery, and I booked it urgently for now. But it’s also famous, and first of all, comparing the doctor’s diagnosis and plan is the priority, so I’m planning to go for a consultation.
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화난토깽이 Oh no,,, the nose line at 1-2 months was so pretty, but contracture ended up happening Could I possibly know the info for the first clinic?
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Reader 31 Your nose line is so pretty, but it’s contracture Could I maybe get the hospital info
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Reader 33 B&Y Clinic.. it looks famous and pretty good.. think about it once.. but your nose at one or two months is so pretty what a shame still, it’ll be okay and even prettier next time!! Don’t be too depressed..
Reader 34 Whoa.. the hospital’s response is too much; can I know the name of the first hospital?
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Reader 50 Do you happen to know the hospital where you had the first surgery?? Your nose tip looked so pretty at first, but if that happened at two or three months, that must be really upsetting
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Lalaby The first clinic is seriously shameless. By the third month, it already clearly had that contracture feel, and they insisted that wasn’t it…? If they admitted it then, they would be responsible, so they desperately insisted it wasn’t. Please revoke the medical licenses of shameless people like that. Conscientious doctors would probably be happier too, since they could treat more patients comfortably and there’d be less unfairness. I heard that if contracture doesn’t slowly appear much later after surgery, it shows up quickly (a complication caused by inflammation, etc.). So they say it usually shows within 6 months. They say that once it goes past that and reaches around 1 year, there are almost no complication issues caused by surgical problems. (After that, issues seem to develop gradually due to immune problems or various variables that occur in daily life.) Take your time and look into it carefully, and I hope this surgery goes well without problems!! I’m relieved because you seem to be in a healthy state where you can judge rationally. That kind of state really seems to have a big impact on whether the next surgery succeeds. Fighting!
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doodle Anyone can see it’s contracture, seriously
딴따라딴따 [@doodle] I know
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청명 So you decided to have revision surgery! I hope this surgery goes well!!!
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Reader 103 I’m starting to think revision is absolutely necessary for the nose too Ah, the Seyeji nose and NewJeans Minji nose are my dream noses, seriously
딴따라딴따 [@종히얌] I’m someone who cut my rib from the first surgery because I didn’t want revision surgery.. lol So it’s disappointing. Honestly, even if they manage inflammation well only from months 1-3.. If anything bothers you even a little, contact the clinic right away, take medication immediately, and even if symptoms appear for just a day and then stop, take medication right away. Even if time passes and you get used to it, don’t get lazy and make sure to take it. I feel like almost everything about the nose is decided within 1 year. I hope you choose a clinic that provides good aftercare and keeps checking your progress well.. And honestly, unless you cry often and get stressed because of your nose like I did, I don’t think you necessarily need to do it. I had a low nose, a slight hump (I hated looking at my side-profile nose and lived my whole life not looking at it, so I didn’t even know I had a hump), and a bulbous nose.. It was so severe, and the rest of my face was pretty but only that part was like that, so I think my body dysmorphic thoughts were worse.. Still, if you really, really want to do your nose, make absolutely sure to research clinics well. Rather than bringing photos of someone’s nose as your ideal and saying, “Please make it like this,” it’s better to have surgery in a way that suits your skin type, your own nose, and your own impression, as a way of improving shortcomings. Fighting!! Have a good day today too
채써이에오 [@딴따라딴따] Did the clinic suggest using autologous costal cartilage during your first surgery?? How is the result, do you like it? Please tell me the clinic info too
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나닝님 You must have gone through so much emotionally... If it’s okay, could I know where you had your first surgery?
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히또냥 Whoa, which clinic is it…?
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얆미 You must have had such a hard time.. Nose surgery is really difficult
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Reader 128 Wow
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Reader 130 You must have had such a hard time A revision surgery will go well..!!!
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Reader 136 Why are there so many hospitals that have no conscience? Hope the revision surgery goes well
Reader 137 I didn't know such a pretty nose could rise over time...
Reader 138 Oh no.. Reoperation is a miserable period, so this must be really hard. I'm sure your revision surgery will succeed.
Reader 139 Your nose was pretty in the beginning, what a shame... The revision surgery will definitely go well!!
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Reader 142 Oh no I really hope the revision surgery goes well..!
Reader 143 You went through a lot let's make the revision surgery a success
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Reader 149 This is my first revision surgery. Could you please tell me the hospital information? The nose shape from your first surgery is exactly my dream shape Also, did you use only autologous costal cartilage and do it without an implant, or did you use silicone?
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Reader 151 Rhinoplasty really doesn’t seem easy either..
Reader 152 I have my first rhinoplasty consultation tomorrow too, I’m nervous.. you’ve been through a lot
Reader 153 Can contracture happen just three months after surgery...? Before that, were there any inflammation symptoms or anything, everyone?
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Reader 155 Could you tell me the hospital for the first surgery too?
Reader 156 That sounds so emotionally exhausting
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Reader 160 That must have been so emotionally exhausting... I hope it goes well!
Reader 161 That really breaks my heart!
Reader 162 It'll definitely work out!! Don't worry
Reader 163 Wow, that's insane.. I hope it gets resolved soon I'm having surgery next week, could I ask which hospital it is?
Reader 164 Looks like contracture, but the hospital is being way too irresponsible..
Reader 165 You must have had such a hard time emotionally I hope everything turns out well
Reader 166 Aww that must have been so hard. I hope you choose a good hospital and everything goes well!
Reader 167 It's contracture, anyone can tell
Reader 168 Oh no... I hope it goes well!! Could you tell me which place you had your first surgery at?
Reader 169 Ugh... I'm really mad for you...
Reader 170 It’s contracture, so why is it acting like that
Reader 171 That must be so frustrating
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Reader 173 It’s definitely contracture
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Reader 177 Autologous dermis from the butt is really fine, but a lot gets absorbed, so if you want it very high, you probably won't be satisfied.
Reader 178 Wow…… how could they do that to you
Reader 179 Wow.. fighting, it’ll go well 1
Reader 180 Donor dermis looks fine for that nose, so there’s probably no need to take from the temporal area.... Anyway, the dermis gets absorbed, right? Looks pretty okay for a contracture nose! Feels like your revision will go well!! Fighting Which hospitals did you look at?
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Reader 182 Oh no, that must be really hard on you...
Reader 183 Whoa
Reader 184 Isn't the butt dermis thicker than the scalp fascia, so it's used more often? If that hospital uses butt tissue, ask in more detail about the difference between the two before you choose.
Reader 185 You must have had a really hard time mentally.. I hope you choose a good clinic and everything goes well!
Reader 186 I feel like you've been through a lot of mental stress. I hope everything goes well
Reader 187 That's really infuriating. You must be going through a lot emotionally...
Reader 188 I hope it goes well
Reader 189 OMG I also developed an inflammatory reaction and I'm looking for revision surgery, and my heart feels so heavy Could I ask which hospital you had your first surgery at??
Reader 190 I really hope it goes well!! I’m getting mine done soon too, so I’m looking into it carefully
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Reader 192 I really hope it goes well!
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Reader 196 I’ve had a similar experience too, so I really relate That must have been so stressful
Reader 197 It must have been really hard on your mind, writer
Reader 198 ... You must have had such a hard time mentally... I really hope it goes well
Reader 199 You must have had such a hard time...
Reader 200 I’m sorry I couldn’t see the photos. I hope it goes well..
Reader 201 I’m also looking into hospitals because of contracture Good luck!!!
Reader 202 It seems like you’ve been going through so much emotionally
Reader 203 Your first nose was so pretty I hope it gets fixed well again soon
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Reader 206 Your mindset looks kind of good... The surgery will go well, fighting
Reader 207 [@Gukgurubingbong] haha I've got my mental state fully in check The stress of finding a doctor is worse than the fact that contracture happened Thanks everyone haha take care ♡
Reader 208 What’s up with that first hospital saying it wasn’t contracture... I really wish hospitals would operate with some conscience. What if they miss actual contracture
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Reader 210 The surgery will go well. You’ve been through so much, really.
Reader 211 You must have been so emotionally exhausted Let's finish this up this time!
Reader 212 You went through a lot emotionally, everyone
Reader 213 It'll work out ㅝ
Reader 214 Deciding to have surgery is one thing, but finding the right hospital is so hard and stressful. Probably because there’s so much information out there, but its reliability is questionable
Reader 215 [@다굥] Right, seriously... no one knows what the future holds, so it’s scary too
Reader 216 It’ll work out This time is the last time! Think of it that way and fighting!!
Reader 217 Which places are you visiting for consultations? My heart hurts so much for you
Reader 218 [@ppubbujeong] I’ve finished going around to all the clinics I wanted to visit.. and I decided on surgery at one of the top three places for removal
Reader 219 How long after the nose surgery did the contracture appear?
Reader 220 [@냥몽이] Like in the photos above, I started suspecting it around 2-3 months in
Reader 221 It'll turn out well
Reader 222 Was silicone used? The first surgery result was really pretty The revision will be maintained well!!
Reader 223 [@뮤묭묭] Thanks But I want to remove it ㅜㅡㅜ
Reader 224 I’m also looking into it because of contracture
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Reader 227 Oh no, you’ve been through a lot. I hope the surgery goes well!!!!
Reader 228 Oh, that must have been really hard on you... Success this time!! Wishing you luck, and I hope you end up with the prettiest nose in the world!
Reader 229 It'll turn out well, don't worry too much
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Reader 231 [@] I didn't notice any signs at all.. I had a faint inflammatory reaction. It was swelling, redness, and a foreign-body sensation, but it only lasted about half a day, and I just brushed it off as maybe it was because I wasn't feeling well~ But I should have marked that day as the one to watch.. Ah, and my nasal tip is really stiff. I did use rib cartilage, but the skin won't stretch. A lot of people say they feel tugging when contracture comes, so definitely go to the hospital, soon Make sure to take your meds. It would be good to get a nasal endoscopy.
Reader 232 It really shows how much you've been through.. I'm rooting for you
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Reader 234 [@] Yeah, the area above the silicone got red, around the glabella It was noticeable a bit. Just in case, ask the hospital and it would be good to take medicine
Reader 235 [@DdanddaraDdanddara] Wow, I also went there for a consultation It was my second choice. Everyone advised against silicone, so I decided on no implant
Reader 236 I'm also looking into nose surgery, and reading your post suddenly woke me up. You must have had such a hard time
Reader 237 Aww, it’ll work out. You’ve really been through a lot..
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Reader 239 You must have really had a hard time emotionally. I hope the surgery goes well.
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Reader 242 That must have been really hard I’m also considering removal, so I can relate. Please share your update.
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Reader 245 The doctor who said it wasn’t contracture should have their medical license revoked … sigh, my heart hurts
Reader 246 Those damn doctors don’t treat it like their own problemㅡㅡ so pissed off
Reader 247 It’s so annoying when they say irresponsible things because it’s not their own problem. You must have had such a hard time
Reader 248 Ugh, I’m also in the middle of revision rhinoplasty consultations, and it’s really hard Finding the right hospital is this hard
Reader 249 Wow, it’s obviously contracture, that’s too much
Reader 250 Ah, you must be going through so much mental stress... let’s make it work this time
Reader 251 Oh no, you must have been through so much
Reader 252 That’s honestly really scary
Reader 253 Oh dear, that must be upsetting. I truly hope the surgery can fix the contracture and make it even prettier~~~
Reader 254 It’s been 1 year I hope you succeed this time and get a pretty nose
Reader 255 You’ve had a hard time The surgery will go well.. Stay strong!!
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Reader 258 Ugh that’s really so upsetting. An older sister I know had her nose drop, and after seeing someone nearby do well, she’s getting her revision from the representative doctor at BienYoung. I heard they’re famous for revisions, so take a look!! Also, can you tell me where that messed-up place is? I’m worried it might be on my list too since I’m looking into revision surgery ㄷㄷ
Reader 259 Oh no That must have been so hard. I hope the surgery is a success~~~~!!!!!!
Reader 260 Whoa, that’s really upsetting The revision surgery will go well!!!
Reader 261 I hope it goes well this time~
Reader 262 This really makes me want to cry, I hope it works out for you for sure
Reader 263 You’ve been through a lot It’ll definitely work out Fighting!!
Reader 264 I really hope it goes well this time!!!!
Reader 265 Aww, that must have been such a shock. I hope you looked into it carefully and get a good result
Reader 266 Aww, that must have been really hard I hope the revision surgery goes well for you
Reader 267 I hope you won’t have to cry anymore and that the revision surgery goes well
Reader 268 They say contracture causes a lot of stress, so I hope you can find a good hospital
Reader 269 That sounds so upsetting, and you must have had a really hard time... I’m rooting for your revision surgery to go well!!
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