Is expanded polytetrafluoroethylene better for rhinoplasty or silicone?

It is best not to have a rhinoplasty or have surgery on your nose. Your body and hair are given by your parents. Any cut or cut to them is disrespectful to them. If you must have a rhinoplasty, it is recommended to choose silicone. Silicone material is soft and comfortable and not easy to deform. Silicone is still chosen by many people and the price is acceptable, making it an ideal material for our friends. There are certain risks in plastic surgery, but the risks are uncertain.

Silicone and expanded polytetrafluoroethylene are both very good materials for rhinoplasty. Silicone: It is a material that has been commonly used in the plastic surgery industry. It has good biocompatibility, stable properties, easy shaping, non-toxicity, and no deformity. It has a very ideal rhinoplasty effect. It is the preferred material for rhinoplasty in plastic surgery departments in various countries. It is relatively affordable and easily accepted by consumers. Doctors can skillfully master the method of taking it out and placing it. It has a better shaping effect and can be formed in one time.

Expanded polytetrafluoroethylene: It is a porous solid material with many micropores. It is extremely stable and will not react with any other substances. It is non-toxic, carcinogenic, and teratogenic. It has a soft texture and is easy to sculpt. It allows the body's own tissue cells to grow in and establish blood circulation, and it truly integrates with the body's own tissues. Therefore, it feels soft and elastic, has a realistic shape, and has a low incidence of rejection reactions. It’s just that the price-performance ratio is different. The main thing is to choose one that suits you, which is the best for you.

Solid silicone is currently the most commonly used rhinoplasty material and is a high molecular weight silicate. It was first used as early as 1972. After more than 20 years of observation, although its complication rate can reach 5%-20%, it is still one of the preferred clinical rhinoplasty materials because of its good biocompatibility, good chemical inertness, non-toxicity, non-carcinogenicity, non-teratogenicity and low price.

Silicone and expanded polytetrafluoroethylene are both very good materials for rhinoplasty. Silicone: It is a material that has been commonly used in the plastic surgery industry. It has good biocompatibility, stable properties, easy shaping, non-toxic, and non-deformative. It has a very ideal rhinoplasty effect. It is the preferred material for rhinoplasty in plastic surgery departments in various countries. It is relatively affordable and easily accepted by consumers. Doctors can skillfully master the method of taking it out and placing it. It has a better shaping effect and can be formed in one time.

PTFE: It is a porous solid material with many micropores. It is extremely stable and will not react with any other substances. It is non-toxic, carcinogenic, and teratogenic. It is soft and easy to sculpt. It allows the body's own tissue cells to grow in and establish blood circulation, and it can truly "blend" into the body's own tissues. Therefore, it feels soft and elastic, has a realistic shape, and has a low incidence of rejection. It’s just that the price-performance ratio is different. The main thing is to choose one that suits you, which is the best for you.