It’s been over 10 years since my nose surgery, and starting about a year ago it would swell up and then go down. The intervals between symptoms gradually became shorter, so before any major complication happened, I thought I should remove everything and live with peace of mind, so I went for removal consultations. I only had complete nasal implant/cartilage removal in mind because I don’t want to worry about my nose anymore, but it’s hard.. The cost too..
Kook Won Seok Plastic Surgery, Director Kook Won Seok: If I only remove everything, the nose will turn upward, so I need a nasal tip support graft using ear cartilage. He confidently said it would look as natural as my original nose and that I shouldn’t worry about the shape. (So far, I like this place the most.)
Cha Min Plastic Surgery, Director Min Sung Ki: There is a high possibility that inflammation is currently ongoing.. In an inflammatory situation, removal is the right first step.. Option 1 - complete removal, Option 2 - if I’m very worried about the shape, first remove the silicone + inflammation test, then second-stage revision surgery using autologous costal cartilage.
Seo Sang Woo Plastic Surgery, Director Seo Sang Woo: Since it is an old nose and there are current inflammatory symptoms, removal should be done, but the shape could result in the nose turning upward.. He said he couldn’t guarantee it
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