I had surgery at a clinic in Apgujeong that I thought was fairly well-known, but what on earth happened? ㅜㅜ I had a slight hump nose, and they said they would inject Artecoll into the glabella, cut the bone, fill the area right below the protruding part with dermis, and raise the nasal tip with AlloDerm and ear cartilage. They said there would be absolutely no side effects afterward, so I thought it was a safe method and had the procedure, but after the swelling went down, the hump area was still there, and the bone even looked crooked from the front. In the end, I had to undergo revision surgery again 3 months later ㅜ,ㅡ Before going into the revision surgery, I felt anxious and asked what they thought about shaving the bone and inserting Gore-Tex to correct it, and they said no because it would look obvious. After surgery, I clearly understood that they had shaved the bone, but when I asked the nurse, she said it seemed like there was no need to shave it, so they didn't. We decided to wait and see the result, but I still have the hump. When I go in for follow-up, they say scar tissue has risen, and I get an injection to dissolve the scar tissue; then a week later, they give that injection again. That injection hurts so much that tears come out on their own. And 2 weeks later, I got it again. I'm not a test subject, and if people knew they had to go through such a difficult process, who would decide to have surgery? And does an injection that dissolves scar tissue really exist? I'm going crazy day by day. Since March, I've been anxiously going back and forth to the clinic, checking progress, getting disappointed again, having revision surgery, getting disappointed again, and mentally I've become very sensitive and worn down. I feel like I'm going to get depression~~ Please help. I would really appreciate some advice~~~~
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