What are the side effects of nose reduction?

Plastic surgery is becoming more and more advanced. No matter which part of your face you are not satisfied with, you can correct it through relevant surgery to achieve the aesthetic effect you want. Many people with ugly noses want to undergo nose tip reduction surgery, but they are worried about serious sequelae. So what kind of adverse effects will this surgery cause? Let’s take a look at the editor’s introduction.

Rhinoplasty generally takes one hour and is usually performed using local anesthesia. It is mainly suitable for patients with enlarged nose wings, drooping nose wings, wide nostrils, and retracted nose wings. Alar reduction is to remove part of the alar tissue in both vertical and horizontal directions, correct the length of the alar, and reduce the circumference of the nostril. After the operation, the thickening of the alar is significantly improved compared to before the operation, and the appearance of the entire nose is more coordinated, adding to the beauty. In addition, the scar from the nose tip reduction surgery is concealed and small, achieving a good reduction effect.

The side effects of nose reduction include some discomfort in the nose and difficulty breathing after the surgery. This is due to swelling of the incision and upper respiratory tract infection or allergy, so you should try to breathe through your mouth and not force yourself to breathe through your nose. But this is temporary. If symptoms persist, further treatment should be sought, otherwise the nasal membrane may be displaced and the nasal turbinates may be deformed, leading to respiratory and sinus problems. Moreover, after the operation, the nostrils are often stuffed with cotton balls, oil gauze, etc. If they fall off, you need to seek follow-up treatment in time and cannot replace them on your own. In addition, the nose should not be touched or squeezed after nose reduction surgery to prevent the nose from becoming crooked. After the operation, you should pay more attention to rest, avoid strenuous exercise, and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods.

In fact, these sequelae can be avoided. As long as you follow the doctor's advice, do a good job of postoperative care, and have regular check-ups, they generally will not occur. However, you still need to carefully consider and choose before undergoing surgery. It is best to have some detailed consultation in advance and be prepared mentally and other aspects.