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I get it now
After much research, it is clear to me how my decision on using an L-shaped silicone was the wrong choice. It's a mistake that I made and have to deal with. I am more comfortable about my decision on using goretex+cartilage. This time around my new nose will be even better. I am sure of it. :) Please keep me in your prayers!
My body is
rejecting the implant. I'm scheduled to undergo revision on Dec. 15. Ugh.
what a nightmare.
just kidding... God is good so I am hopeful.
I was cleaning my nose and noticed that a suture had busted open OR because of the pressure, the implant is showing on my left inside of my nostril. My doctor had told me during my last check up that there is a possibility that I am allergic to silicone. I was well aware that this would be a possibility, but didn't think it could happen to me. I am a student nurse so I am well aware that it is possible that the body will try to reject an implant. I wish I could have known ahead of time, but when it comes to surgery, you have to take risks.
I love the way my nose turned out but as these weeks past by, there has been things going on which possibly will lead to (worse comes worse) a possible revision. I'm unaware if it's too soon, but hey, I have to deal with it.
I talked to my doctor... we just have to see how things play out from here.
Do I regret getting my nose done. Heck no! I do wish I didn't have these kinds of complications but, "shh happens" and you just have to deal with it.
I was cleaning my nose and noticed that a suture had busted open OR because of the pressure, the implant is showing on my left inside of my nostril. My doctor had told me during my last check up that there is a possibility that I am allergic to silicone. I was well aware that this would be a possibility, but didn't think it could happen to me. I am a student nurse so I am well aware that it is possible that the body will try to reject an implant. I wish I could have known ahead of time, but when it comes to surgery, you have to take risks.
I love the way my nose turned out but as these weeks past by, there has been things going on which possibly will lead to (worse comes worse) a possible revision. I'm unaware if it's too soon, but hey, I have to deal with it.
I talked to my doctor... we just have to see how things play out from here.
Do I regret getting my nose done. Heck no! I do wish I didn't have these kinds of complications but, "shh happens" and you just have to deal with it.