The nose is ugly after the bone powder is removed

Rhinoplasty is not a strange word. If we are not satisfied with our facial features, we will choose some ways to improve them. Double eyelid surgery, eyebrow tattooing, and rhinoplasty are all very common micro-plastic surgeries, but there are still risks in having surgery on the face. Bone powder rhinoplasty is gradually being eliminated because the bone powder needs to be removed after the operation. Many people worry that the nose will become ugly after the bone powder is removed. In fact, if the operation is successful, there will be no such concerns, but if it fails, there will be many sequelae.

The best time to remove artificial bone powder from rhinoplasty: within one week after injection or one year after injection. Removal method: The same as the removal method of expanded polytetrafluoroethylene, the entire piece needs to be peeled off and removed as a whole to ensure complete removal. If you use the wrong method, it will be impossible to remove it completely by taking it out little by little. Because removal causes relatively large damage, if the appearance is still acceptable, there is no need to undergo removal surgery, and there is no need to worry about any problems with the materials. This surgical procedure is very complicated and traumatic. Removing a nose requires a lot of time and energy. Most good doctors don't like to do it, and the worse doctors can't do it, so many people who want to be beautiful have nowhere to turn to for treatment.

Bleeding may occur for a period of time after the operation. In this case, you can deal with it like you would deal with a normal nosebleed. Tilt your head back, plug both nostrils with cotton wool, and remain still. If the bleeding cannot be stopped, you should notify your plastic surgeon immediately. Generally, the plastic surgeon will reinsert the filler into your nasal cavity. After the operation, you may feel some discomfort in your nose. Breathing may be difficult due to swelling from the incision and an upper respiratory infection or allergy. 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. Infections rarely occur during rhinoplasty. If it happens, the consequences will be serious. Infection is more likely to occur if doctors perform surgery on a patient who has a cold or allergic reaction.

It is best to perform the surgery in adulthood, because if the repair is done too early, the repaired nose may become deformed again after the face develops. Sterilization must be strictly enforced during surgery. If infection occurs, the filler will become necrotic and fall out. Before inserting the filler, attention should be paid to the separation layers and the size and symmetry of the cavity. The cavity formed after separation should be suitable for the placement of the filler, not too tight or too loose. This is also the principle of rhinoplasty.