I don't know about anything else, but there was so much talk about contracture and the nose turning up that I was debating whether to remove the silicone after six months. But I really felt like I couldn't live like this for even six months, so I went to see someone I know who said they knew a plastic surgery clinic director. I told him all my dissatisfaction, like that the silicone had been inserted too far up to the glabella and that my nose seemed to start from my eyebrows, and he said he could remove it right away. He also said that even in his view the silicone was too high. He said it looked too unnatural, asking, who has a nose that starts from the eyebrows,, So today, I know the lower part had all been manipulated, like the nasal septal support and cartilage? But I just removed only the silicone.. For now, this really didn't seem right.. I was so scared and worried, and every day I came in here like a crazy person just looking around.. Living like that for 4 months really turned me into a crazy person.. So I just removed only the silicone without thinking much. Honestly, I'm not sure how it is yet, but it is definitely more natural Because it's taped.. I had it removed literally just an hour ago. And the funny thing is, my nasal tip had already dropped after 4 months I'll just live with filler instead of silicone.. I feel so relieved, just.. I suffered so much, so I'll answer almost all the comments here if I can. Though it's only been a few hours,, And now that this is over, I don't think I'll be coming in here anymore!!! Freedom Oh, the surgery method was without sedation, just local anesthesia while fully conscious, non-open approach, incision through the left nostril, and they removed the silicone Wow, it really hurt so much when they took it out ^^ But I don't think there's any swelling at all. I don't know because I haven't seen the tape inside.. I think I'm rambling too much Reading it again,, I wrote this right after surgery, so please understand~ Oh, and people asked how I felt before surgery,, I had booked the appointment and of course thought I should remove it, but when the day actually came, I was so scared,, The surgery was at 5:30, and before it I seriously wanted to run away.. Also that nose suddenly started looking pretty I even thought, should I just lower only the silicone? But knowing my personality, I felt another implant insertion really wasn't for me, so I just removed it. Oh, and I don't think you need to worry too excessively.. What I feel now is that even if my nose is lower, my mind is so comfortable that those hellish 4 months feel foolish,, ++ Review: I removed the taping yesterday and looked, and there is no visible border yet. Oh, and I also had my hump shaved. Maybe because of that, I still don't really feel that it has gotten lower; my impression just went back to being soft and gentle, and even the raised-looking glabella is gone! And oh, my nose became shorter. The nose that had been forcibly made longer with silicone has returned, and I'm so happy. I think my glabella is getting lower, but an acquaintance saw me today and said it looks wider than before surgery, but that my current image suits a wider nose much better^^ My side profile now is exactly like a half-beoseon line? I think it's half surgical nose and half my natural nose. Since I didn't remove the cartilage from the nasal tip, it's prettier, and since the hump was shaved too, I'm very satisfied,, I hope everyone who reads this gets out of the swamp of nose removal quickly..(Photo deleted)
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