I’m approaching week 5 after surgery, and I saw a white, round spot on the wall in the columellar mucous membrane area inside my nose. It wasn’t like anything was protruding, so I wondered what it was and took a photo to ask the hospital. They said it was cartilage showing through because the skin inside the nose is thin, and that there was no need to worry too much. Is it okay to just leave it as it is? Nothing is sticking out, and it doesn’t hurt or look red.
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