Could it have been a side effect of rhinoplasty..?

Um.. When I was 20, not knowing anything, I had cosmetic surgery after a doctor's recommendation, with silicone inserted into the nasal bridge through a closed approach. I had rhinoplasty at 20 and enlisted in the military at 21, and I was discharged without any particular side effects.. But there were many inconveniences because of my nose.. First of all, because I had just had silicone put into the nasal bridge without knowing anything, it was not pretty either.. A short, upturned-looking nose. At some point I thought, does the silicone really need to be there? Other than the foreign-body sensation, I carried it well for 10 years. At 23, I first developed uveitis in one eye (an inflammatory eye disease that can also carry a risk of blindness). Until age 29, I went through all kinds of hardship with uveitis, taking eye anti-inflammatory medications and oral medications. Vision in only one eye got worse, and because it was uveitis with no known cause, I went to Seoul National University Hospital and had various tests, but there was no particular cause.. While going to several ophthalmology clinics, I asked the doctors whether it could be because of the silicone in my nose. All the doctors said it probably had no relation.. At 29, I had surgery to remove the silicone. Since then, for more than a year, the uveitis has not recurred.. It is just my thought, but I am thinking the silicone may have been causing inflammation in my eye to keep occurring.. So the conclusion I came to is.. let us not put foreign substances into our bodies..