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When having nasal surgery with silicone, a capsule made of scar tissue is always formed, and the silicone is surrounded by that capsule. That capsule is quite slippery and does not fuse well with other tissue. Even if the silicone is removed and Gore-Tex is used instead, Gore-Tex is slightly smaller in size from the moment it is inserted to fill the space left by the silicone, and because absorption also occurs, it is bound to move. Flesh-like tissue can adhere and therefore may not move, but in the case of Gore-Tex, as some air bubbles escape and it shrinks a little, if surgery is performed without removing the scar tissue, in most cases it will move. Because Gore-Tex is a material that does not form a capsule, it ends up existing idly in the house left behind by the silicone. And because it does not adhere even after time passes, movement is unavoidable. However, if you remove the capsule and insert Gore-Tex, the phenomenon mentioned above will not occur. Since it has already been 6 months since your surgery, revision surgery is possible, and capsule removal is a difficult issue for general plastic surgery clinics, so you should get a sufficient consultation at a rhinoplasty-specialized plastic surgery clinic before undergoing surgery if you want a satisfying result. Thank you. ---As expected, maybe the nose should be done at a specialized clinic Seems capsule removal is really difficult Just for reference...^^

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