I came back to a community after a long time to look at reviews for anterior cheekbone filler, and while I’m at it, I’m writing my nose review to build up some points... To get straight to the conclusion, I’m living with about 90% satisfaction, and I’ll absolutely never touch my nose again. I realized I feel at ease when I can pick my nose and live without worrying even if I get hit on the nose a few times in everyday life,,~ After removing everything from my nose, I even got hit on the nose by an iPad and a phone, but I’ve been living well without any particular side effects. Oh, maybe my rhinitis got a bit worse? About that much..? I also had functional nose surgery, and they said there was something inside my nose because of that, but the doctor who did the removal said it was inside and didn’t really need to be touched, so there’s one thing left. I heard it during the removal, so my memory is a bit fuzzy... Ah, I still can’t do a piggy nose. If someone forced me to make a piggy nose, I could do it, but it hurts I think there’s some internal scar tissue? Maybe because I had my nose done several times in a short period? It probably also depends on each person’s skin/tissue characteristics. For one or two months after removal, I was like, “With this nose, it’s kind of high and defined..?” but it was all swelling!!! Compared to my surgically enhanced nose, my nose is flat now, but I’m so happy because my mind feels so much more at ease ^0^ Anyway, everyone, live with peace of mind~~~!
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