My nose felt stuffy inside and was very congested, which I think made things worse. The silicone became inflamed, and there was even a strange sewer-like smell coming from my nose, so I visited after getting help from people I know. The signs of capsular contracture were severe, and I wondered whether my first surgery had gone wrong. I kept regretting that I should have done it properly the first time, and I had a very earnest consultation. Until the CT scan, I was honestly skeptical, but during the consultation, the doctor held my hand through everything and explained each point even though I was very sensitive, which moved me deeply.
My nose had deviated, the tip had drooped, and the retracted appearance was also quite severe, possibly because of the contracture. The doctor explained in detail that the plan would involve autologous costal cartilage and septal reconstruction. My slight anxiety turned into trust, and I scheduled the surgery. The difficult cases I had seen before visiting also seemed to play a part. This time, I’m praying that everything will really go well.