I had lowered my silicone nasal bridge

My first nose surgery was 4 years ago The nasal bridge was silicone (they didn’t tell me how many mm..) For the nasal tip, they used my nasal septum Because it was done too excessively, 2 years later I had revision surgery at another hospital to at least adjust only the nasal bridge... The hospital where I had the revision was a case of someone close to me that turned out so, so well, so I trusted them just by looking at that person’s finished result During the revision consultation, the director reassured me, saying it was a fairly simple surgery that would end quickly. On the day of surgery, after anesthesia in the operating room, while they were replacing the silicone, I heard the director’s loud voice... It was when I was starting to wake up from sedation.. Maybe they didn’t have the size of silicone that needed to go into my nose?? He raised his voice asking why they didn’t have it, and was scolding all the assisting nurses... The result? After it was done, the silicone was very obviously crooked So I went to complain, and he very calmly said he would operate again I had gone up onto the operating table determined that this would be my last surgery because I never wanted to feel the pain of surgery again But he said so casually that he would do it again... His calm attitude was so absurd. In the end I said absolutely not, and right there he moved the silicone with his own force Fortunately at the time it shifted with grip strength, so I let it pass, but it was more like the doctor was getting angry at me Now, 2 years later, the silicone deviation is showing very severely as expected, so I’m thinking about having removal surgery altogether....

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