I had contraction, and the autologous dermis that was in the nasal bridge was left as it was, and since the nasal tip had donated costal cartilage, it was replaced with autologous costal cartilage. Even then, can contraction come again? Even if everything is put in using my own tissue, can the nose keep lifting? Today, because there had been a musty, unpleasant smell inside my nose since last night, I went to a nearby local ENT clinic. Even when I call the plastic surgery clinic, if a nose that once had inflammation naturally stays lifted without coming down and keeps staying up, isn't it normal to feel anxious.. If they put themselves in my shoes, if contraction that they said would not happen came ten years later, and inflammation caused the nose to lift, and even after revision surgery, the nose stayed lifted and the columella disappeared, of course it would be normal to keep asking and calling because I am anxious. But now they act annoyed, as if I am overreacting, saying it will come down if I wait. Last time too, there was a smell inside my nose, so I contacted them, and they told me to go to a local ENT clinic and, if I was that anxious, get medication and take it. Since yesterday the smell started again, I thought about contacting them, but now I don't want to be treated like I am strange, so I end up not contacting them. I really don't know what I am doing after paying my own money for this surgery.
So I went to a local ENT clinic, got an injection, and got medication.
Even though I have autologous dermis in the nasal bridge and autologous costal cartilage in the nasal tip, can problems still occur? Why on earth is the nasal tip not coming down after revision surgery? Is it because they left the autologous dermis as it was and only changed the nasal tip? I feel like I am going crazy every single day.