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Nose Re-Surgery

A review 6 months after silicone removal! My nose is lower, but my mind is at ease

Hi, it has been a while since I came here. Before the removal and while I was struggling with the decision, I practically lived here, but once everything ended well, I really stopped coming in

I remembered how I had struggled and worried about nasal implant removal, so I wanted to be of help to everyone and wrote this post. If you are curious about my old nose, please check my previous post!

First, I had the silicone removed and had a no-implant rhinoplasty with septal cartilage. I think I told them I wanted to stop having a high, obvious nose, and that it was fine if it became lower as long as it did not collapse, but my memory is a bit blurry now. When the silicone was inserted before, they must have shaved down the nasal bridge, because the bridge did become a little flatter, but only slightly, so I had a tiny bit of filler added too lol

Once it was removed, it did look a bit bland, but when I think back to the past worries about tip show-through, redness, and pointless anxiety, I am unbelievably happy now. If any of you are worried, it may be worth thinking seriously about removal sooner rather than later

Mine was L-shaped silicone, so maybe that made it worse too. Writing this in a moving car is making me a bit carsick Anyway, if you have questions, leave a comment. For hospital information and prices, please refer to my previous post! (Prev. 360)

The director really was my savior... Seen in photos, my nose does look a bit bulbous, but I am just trying to survive, so I will hide it with shading. May we all be happy

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