
If wana remove, it be harder right ...
Dr Jung uses gortex for bridge and cartilage for tip. One dr say cartilage may soften over time so he dont use cartilage ?!!
So confusing ah !!
Hi Hannah Lee and all those who have had nose surgery,Hannah Lee wrote:Yeah that's my worry with goretex too. But Dr. Jung said not to worry its not that difficult to remove. But of course he would say that! I was so hesitant to put any kind of implant in but then it would be hard to lengthen my nose otherwise.
I never minded having a flat bridge, but now that I have a higher bridge I have to admit I prefer it. But how permanent are goretex or silicone? Obviously I've only had it for 2 weeks so it seems fine but will it last a lifetime? I guess those are the worries that come with putting any artificial material in your body. If you're really worried, you can always opt for your own rib cartilage. At least its your own tissue so I think its safer.
hi blackcreamer i rmb u did ur nose surgery with one of the local plastic surgeon.. is it dr seah? erm where is his clinic n how much he charged for L or I shape implant plus refining of nose tip? u like ur new nose? any drastic difference?thanksblack_creamer wrote:Hey Katy,
I think silicon stays seperated from ur flesh, whereas gortex fuses with the flesh in time. Hence, silicon maybe more obvious under the skin, but gortex is more difficult to remove if you decide to do so at a later date... Mine was silicon, and i think still the more common option for surgeons.
Alemak! this post by hannah nearly freak me out! having nitemare for the passed few days!! the side effects of the silicon really looked scary man!!Hannah Lee wrote:Hi lolita,
the website is http://korea.nose.co.kr/english/main/main.asp
it should have all the info u need like phone numbers costs etc.
Katy: If u wanna see pics of extrusion with silicone Dr. Jung has a whole section on it here http://korea.nose.co.kr/english/other/other01.asp
Dr. Jung never uses L shape silicone implants cuz of the risk of extrusion at the tip so he always puts your own ear cartilage there. And for me taking the ear cartilage was not a big deal. My ear stitches were removed 5 days post op and not alot of pain after that.
ocean11 wrote:Alemak! this post by hannah nearly freak me out! having nitemare for the passed few days!! the side effects of the silicon really looked scary man!!Hannah Lee wrote:Hi lolita,
the website is http://korea.nose.co.kr/english/main/main.asp
it should have all the info u need like phone numbers costs etc.
Katy: If u wanna see pics of extrusion with silicone Dr. Jung has a whole section on it here http://korea.nose.co.kr/english/other/other01.asp
Dr. Jung never uses L shape silicone implants cuz of the risk of extrusion at the tip so he always puts your own ear cartilage there. And for me taking the ear cartilage was not a big deal. My ear stitches were removed 5 days post op and not alot of pain after that.
But come to think of it... there're tons of surgery using sillicon for the passed decade, don tell me all silicon are going to have problems??? i hope not.. if not, mabe i should tot of renew it after 10 yrs later..
My mother in law had rhinoplasty 30 yrs ago, her nose still well and intact lay.. somemore 30yrs ago technology is far worst den now.. so i personally think it depend on luck and the skill of the surgeon or the material they use not from those 3rd world countries made or made by recycle material.. so it should be ok la.. *consoled myself*![]()
cos i can't bear to take out my implant now!! already fallen in love with my nose liao..
Hi jamdanny,iamdanny wrote:ocean11 wrote:Alemak! this post by hannah nearly freak me out! having nitemare for the passed few days!! the side effects of the silicon really looked scary man!!Hannah Lee wrote:Hi lolita,
the website is http://korea.nose.co.kr/english/main/main.asp
it should have all the info u need like phone numbers costs etc.
Katy: If u wanna see pics of extrusion with silicone Dr. Jung has a whole section on it here http://korea.nose.co.kr/english/other/other01.asp
Dr. Jung never uses L shape silicone implants cuz of the risk of extrusion at the tip so he always puts your own ear cartilage there. And for me taking the ear cartilage was not a big deal. My ear stitches were removed 5 days post op and not alot of pain after that.
But come to think of it... there're tons of surgery using sillicon for the passed decade, don tell me all silicon are going to have problems??? i hope not.. if not, mabe i should tot of renew it after 10 yrs later..
My mother in law had rhinoplasty 30 yrs ago, her nose still well and intact lay.. somemore 30yrs ago technology is far worst den now.. so i personally think it depend on luck and the skill of the surgeon or the material they use not from those 3rd world countries made or made by recycle material.. so it should be ok la.. *consoled myself*![]()
cos i can't bear to take out my implant now!! already fallen in love with my nose liao..
hi ocean11 ur implant is L shape ar? hmm does ur tip changes as well? i tot of going for L shape but scared of the extrusion of silicone.. sigh... is 21yrs old very young age to do nose surgery?
ocean11 wrote:Alemak! this post by hannah nearly freak me out! having nitemare for the passed few days!! the side effects of the silicon really looked scary man!!Hannah Lee wrote:Hi lolita,
the website is http://korea.nose.co.kr/english/main/main.asp
it should have all the info u need like phone numbers costs etc.
Katy: If u wanna see pics of extrusion with silicone Dr. Jung has a whole section on it here http://korea.nose.co.kr/english/other/other01.asp
Dr. Jung never uses L shape silicone implants cuz of the risk of extrusion at the tip so he always puts your own ear cartilage there. And for me taking the ear cartilage was not a big deal. My ear stitches were removed 5 days post op and not alot of pain after that.
But come to think of it... there're tons of surgery using sillicon for the passed decade, don tell me all silicon are going to have problems??? i hope not.. if not, mabe i should tot of renew it after 10 yrs later..
My mother in law had rhinoplasty 30 yrs ago, her nose still well and intact lay.. somemore 30yrs ago technology is far worst den now.. so i personally think it depend on luck and the skill of the surgeon or the material they use not from those 3rd world countries made or made by recycle material.. so it should be ok la.. *consoled myself*![]()
cos i can't bear to take out my implant now!! already fallen in love with my nose liao..
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