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Nose Re-Surgery@rhino-redo

Removal 3-Month Review

Before <natural nose - removal - surgery, in that order> Before <natural nose - removal - surgery> It’s already been three months I came back after a while to write a review for this community

My breathing hasn’t returned to the level of my natural nose But my nose feels light and comfortable, so I really think I did well getting it removed

Since my nasal bridge was shaved down a lot during my first surgery, it looks much wider than my natural nose, right? Permanent bone damage is something that can’t be helped ㅜ_ㅜ

Surgery, natural nose, and removal all look like different people’s noses ㅋㅋㅋ Comparing them, the difference is quite big

My nose still isn’t soft. It feels firm and taut (not hard like a surgically operated nose) A little over a month after removal, I started applying scar ointment to the columella scar, and it has faded quite a bit

If anyone who is considering their first surgery happens to read this, I really hope you absolutely do not put in silicone Please also avoid donated costal cartilage Nose surgery itself isn’t bad, but silicone and donated costal cartilage are a hard no for me

Anyway, I’m adjusting to daily life and doing well! Sometimes the flat, wide look hits me hard, but I have to accept it Still, my nose has become so comfortable that I’m satisfied

Now that I’ve stopped caring about my face, I’ve started wanting to work on my body, so I’m exercising these days I think body management is better than plastic surgery, since there are no side effects .. I’ll come back to write another review later

The clinic is located near Apgujeong Station and specializes in removal, without using a splint or nasal packing The director runs a blog and is active on a Q&A platform If you do just a bit of searching around this community, you can probably figure it out!

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