Will expanded polytetrafluoroethylene rhinoplasty make you shorter?

More and more young men and women are going to plastic surgery hospitals and starting plastic surgery. More and more people who lack confidence are thinking about changing their appearance. Many people also want to raise their nose bridge and have undergone rhinoplasty with expanded polytetrafluoroethylene. But some people feel that expanded polytetrafluoroethylene rhinoplasty will make their nose bridge shorter and shorter, which makes them feel very regretful. Wouldn't it be true that the bridge of the nose would become higher if it was padded? But why does it become shorter after the expanded polytetrafluoroethylene rhinoplasty?

1 You need to adjust your mentality. You used to feel satisfied, but now you feel satisfied again. It's only been a few days since you had your rhinoplasty. Your nose needs to recover and be reshaped after the operation. Wait at least a month before deciding! This requires a good mental state and a quick recovery. Don't worry too much about it, it will slowly recover naturally.

2 In this case, you should pay more attention to diet and hygiene. Many people feel that their noses are still ugly after rhinoplasty. The reason is that the original nose shape defects have not been changed. If you want to make your nose look good and stylish, before rhinoplasty, it is best to let the doctor check whether it is just a simple low nose deformity, or whether there are other nose shape problems, such as enlarged nose tip, rounded nose tip, hump nose, thick nose wings, etc. If so, in addition to rhinoplasty, other nose plastic surgeries can be performed at the same time, such as tip correction, hump correction, wide nasal wing correction, etc. This overall nose reshaping will have better results than simple rhinoplasty. Patients can exercise more in their daily lives, especially in the morning, and should go out to breathe fresh air more often to help maintain good health.

3 Many people are very concerned about whether the expanded polytetrafluoroethylene will become thinner and lower over time. In fact, the expanded polytetrafluoroethylene will neither become thinner nor lower after implantation. This is because the microporous properties of the expanded polytetrafluoroethylene material allow tissue to grow inward and be accepted by the body's defenses without reabsorption.

4 The problem of the nose becoming lower after rhinoplasty is not limited to expanded polytetrafluoroethylene, but occurs when any material is used. Because the swelling caused by the surgical trauma will make the nose appear higher in the early postoperative period, as the swelling subsides, the nose will become lower moderately. The phenomenon of lowering is not caused by the prosthesis itself, but is a normal process of postoperative recovery.