Is hyaluronic acid injection rhinoplasty good?

Hyaluronic acid is the result of the development of modern medical cosmetic technology. This advanced chemical substance has brought many benefits to people's lives because it can easily solve facial image problems and make people's image more three-dimensional and beautiful. Among the uses of hyaluronic acid, injection rhinoplasty is the most popular. Let’s take a look at whether hyaluronic acid injection rhinoplasty is good or not. I hope everyone can understand it.

Treatment Process

The most important thing is to discuss with the doctor in advance the area to be injected and the shape you want to create. If necessary, you must sign a consent form and take photos before and after the operation for comparison. During treatment, the area will be cleaned and disinfected first, anesthetic will be applied and pressed with plastic film, and the injection will be performed only after the anesthetic effect is ensured.

Depending on individual circumstances, the therapeutic effect can last from 6 months to 1 year. In order to make hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty effective for a longer period of time, we recommend two to three injections of hyaluronic acid. In order to achieve the best and longer-lasting results, do not expose the treated area to extreme heat, such as sunbathing or sun exposure, or extreme cold after surgery. Avoid contact with the injection area for 6 hours after surgery. During this time, gentle cleansing with water and soap can be used, and light makeup removal is permitted.

side effect

After the injection of hyaluronic acid, temporary slight redness, swelling, and itching may occur, but these discomforts usually disappear after a few days. Hyaluronic acid has fewer side effects. It is not a protein, so the chance of causing an allergic reaction is much less. It is also easily decomposed by the human body, so it has fewer long-term side effects on the human body.

Hyaluronic acid injection is very safe to use, and the chance of allergy is very low. Generally speaking, there is no need to do a skin sensitivity test first. However, there are still some complications that deserve our attention, such as arterial embolism, fibrosis and granulation tissue formation, local redness, swelling and pain, local hematoma and even infection, patient anxiety and foreign body sensation, etc.