How to remove the fluid accumulated in nasal prosthesis?

Now is the era of looking at the face. The face is very important to a person, which is equivalent to a person's appearance. Many people have put a lot of effort into their appearance in order to make themselves more beautiful. Everyone knows that the nose is a more prominent part of a person. Prosthetic rhinoplasty is the first choice of plastic surgery for many beauty lovers. So how to eliminate the fluid in the nose prosthesis?

Excessive skin tension can cause skin redness, and the nasal prosthesis appears transparent under light. In both cases, the prosthesis should be removed, peeled off again, and the model and silicone rubber rejection should be local painless swelling and effusion. If this is found, the prosthesis should be removed and the nose should be filled with one's own tissue instead. If the amount of accumulated fluid is large, it can be drained out. If the amount is not large, it can be absorbed by itself.

The shape of the nose varies significantly among different races. The different shapes of the nose are the result of human beings' struggle with nature. From the perspective of biological evolution, the warmer the climate, the wider the nostrils and the shorter the nose bridge. For example, the noses of African blacks are wide and flat, which is to allow them to breathe in large amounts of warm and humid tropical air. The colder the climate, the narrower the nostrils and the higher and pointed the nose bridge. For example, the noses of Nordic people are thin and high, which is for breathing cold air and allowing the cold air more time to be heated up so as to adapt to the living environment.

Rhinoplasty should be a relatively simple operation, but as long as it is an operation, there will be failures. Revision surgery is often required when the postoperative shape and height are inappropriate, the inserted prosthesis is skewed or translucent, there are skin changes or obvious surgical marks. Failed rhinoplasty revision surgery refers to a surgery that improves the appearance of the nose by filling the nose with autologous, allogeneic tissue or tissue substitutes to raise the external nose. There are two types of incisions for rhinoplasty surgery: columella incision and endonasal incision. Intranasal incision (close to the columella) is commonly used because the incision is concealed and no trace can be seen on the outside. The technology of rhinoplasty is becoming more and more mature, but failure is inevitable. When rhinoplasty fails, or when you feel that your nose is not good-looking after the surgery, you can improve it through rhinoplasty repair surgery. Because this failed rhinoplasty repair surgery is designed to help you improve the damage caused by failed rhinoplasty and restore the beauty of your nose.

Target Group

1. The nostrils are deformed, the nasal groove is excessively sunken, and the nose tip is round and blunt.

2. The silicone rubber nose mold is too long and the root of the nose is not peeled enough.

3. After the operation, the skin on the back of the nose becomes hard or the reflection increases; the skin changes color, becomes white or gray, and there are signs of skin necrosis; or small concave pits appear on the back of the nose.

4. The nose shape after surgery is unnatural, without normal nasofrontal angle, nasofacial angle, nasolabial angle, ideal aesthetic curve and natural and harmonious curvature with the face.

5. When you touch the root of the nose with your hand, the implant shakes slightly, and you feel that the implanted silicone rubber nose bridge prosthesis is floating and shaking under the skin; the prosthesis is tilted, and the root of the nose is deformed in a step-like shape.