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Nose Re-Surgery

Writing this because I regret my surgery due to movement of the silicone implant in my nasal bridge

It’s been 2-3 years since my surgery, but the silicone implant in my nasal bridge moves even if it’s just lightly brushed against. When I went to the original clinic, they said something like the capsule is too thin or it wasn’t fixed in place properly... anyway, they said that’s why it happens, and basically told me to just live with it if there’s no functional inflammation..? When I looked it up, I saw that the more it moves, the thinner the capsule can get, and that it could even lead to contracture, but I don’t even know what’s right I’m so stressed that I said I just want to have everything removed, but they said my nose before surgery was extremely low, so it would collapse and shrink like I had contracture, and they didn’t recommend it. They also spoke as if they couldn’t do it themselves asking why I’d remove it. They said I should rather get a revision correction... But then they also said not to open it up unnecessarily if there’s no inflammation, and that even if I get a revision correction, it could look worse than it does now.. But if I want a revision correction, they said they’d do it, and then asked for 4 million won... From early after the surgery, whenever I kept telling them it moved, they said it was because of swelling. If they had corrected it then, this wouldn’t have happened.. They kept saying there was no problem, but now they’re saying it wasn’t fixed in place.. ha Since it was revision surgery, I paid a pretty significant amount for it, but the clinic’s way of responding, like it’s no big deal, makes me feel upset.. I feel like I shouldn’t have gotten nose surgery at all. I’m just going to find a clinic that does full removal, remove it, and live comfortably... I’m just writing because I feel frustrated.. If you’re planning surgery, everyone, choose your clinic carefully

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