Hello.. This is my first post. My old nose had a low bridge and a severe drooping, arrow-shaped nose, and people around me kept pushing me to get my nose done, so after debating whether to do it or not, I had surgery. 3.5 mm silicone and septal cartilage, open approach.. I was happy because my nose looked better than before. But that was only for a short while.. Whenever it hurts even a little or I notice any abnormal symptom, I get anxious that inflammation has started My nasal tip seems to be getting more and more crooked, and now I have glabellar swelling and pain, nasal congestion on the right side, dizziness, and headaches. The hospital that did the surgery only says these are symptoms I can feel when I'm tired and my immune system is weak, and that the shape and bridge are all fine; they say it isn't inflammation because there is no pus. Maybe because of the swelling between my brows, my eyes look pulled together, and the hardest thing is the dizziness. When I asked about symptoms like nasal congestion from a cold, they said the inside of my nose is swollen.. I went to an ENT clinic and they said it was allergic rhinitis that I never had before... The repeated answer from my doctor is that psychological anxiety can make me feel it more. Even when I go to other clinics, I get the same answer. The painful symptoms only I feel have already been going on for two months. I've become sensitive and irritable, and I regret why I did it and hate myself for choosing it myself. I want to remove it, but because of work and because I read posts saying it doesn't return to the old nose, it's hard to decide readily.. But the hospital where I had it done gave a firm answer that it would return to my old nose...they tell me not to remove it and to wait a little longer... I'm troubled in many ways, so I wrote these very long few words It's psychologically hard
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