The sequelae of hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty

The magical hyaluronic acid can change those parts of your face that you think are not perfect. Some people choose to inject it into the nose to achieve the effect of rhinoplasty, while others inject it into the lips to make their lips look more beautiful. So are there any side effects of hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty? What are the side effects of hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty? There are generally no side effects of hyaluronic acid injection for rhinoplasty. Let me introduce these issues to you below.

There are just some general questions that may arise after the injection:

1. The disadvantage of hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty is that right after the procedure, the skin will feel granular, which will disappear after about 3 days. After hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty, there may be temporary slight redness, swelling, and itching, which usually disappear after a few days. These are also the basic symptoms of all surgeries before and after rhinoplasty.

2. Generally, hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty can last for about 6-12 months. It is not a very long time. It is recommended to inject the second injection within 4-8 months after the first injection of hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty, otherwise it will return to its previous appearance after absorption. Because hyaluronic acid is a component of human tissue, it will be slowly absorbed; and hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty can be injected a second time for continuous improvement. It seems that the original disadvantage of hyaluronic acid injection rhinoplasty has also become a potential advantage.

3. For simple high nasal root protrusion, hyaluronic acid injection may have a certain effect, and hyaluronic acid is absorbed after rhinoplasty. However, for more complex nose shape modification, it is definitely not possible without shaping of autologous cartilage or prosthesis.

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.