How to get bone powder from the nose

The biggest feature of Europeans' facial features is that they are very three-dimensional, especially the nose. Compared with them, our Asian noses are very flat, so in this era of micro-plastic surgery, rhinoplasty is very common. There are two ways to perform rhinoplasty: one is to fill with bone powder and the other is to fill with silicone. Since bone powder is difficult to remove, it is now gradually being replaced by silicone.

Once the operation fails, the rhinoplasty bone powder must be removed as soon as possible. Otherwise, after half a year, once new bone grows in or the artificial bone fuses with the original spine, it will be time-consuming to remove it. Generally, the artificial bone ultrafine particles will disappear within two weeks. For rhinoplasty, a small incision can be made on the side of the nasal vestibule. Use ophthalmic scissors to separate along the nasal dorsum fascia to the root of the nose, and then use a spoon to gently push downward from the root of the nose to remove the paste or viscous artificial bone powder.

Plastic surgery experts say bone powder rhinoplasty is a type of injectable rhinoplasty. Bone meal mainly refers to hydroxyapatite, so it has good biocompatibility, is non-toxic, and has no side effects such as teratogenicity, sensitization, and carcinogenesis. However, since it has no supporting function, it is less effective for those with low nose tips. The biggest disadvantage of bone meal rhinoplasty is that it cannot be completely removed if it fails or if you are not satisfied with the results. Although bone meal is in powder form, it will coagulate when it comes into contact with blood, forming a plastic shape during surgery. If you want to remove it, you must first crush it, which makes it difficult to remove it completely. The normal physiological structure of the nasal dorsum tissue has been destroyed, which increases the difficulty of subsequent rhinoplasty surgery. This brings a lot of unnecessary trouble and pain to the patient.

Artificial bone meal is a floating white paste that does not cause immune response or rejection in the human body. If swelling lasts for a long time after bone powder injection, it is possible that exogenous biological material has entered, causing greater tension. Artificial bone powder rhinoplasty may cause the patient's appearance to be ugly or cause infection due to the doctor's lack of experience or lax aseptic operation. At this time, it must be removed as soon as possible, otherwise after six months, the newly grown bone or artificial bone will fuse with the original base bone, and it will be difficult to remove it.