1. Insufficient correction: This is usually due to the lack of diaphragmatic cartilage or auricular cartilage in the nose, the cartilage is too thin, or the patient's own nose has a small amount of diaphragmatic cartilage or auricular cartilage, resulting in insufficient support. It may also be a serious scar contracture, and the tension is too large, which leads to the shortening of the bridge of the nose;
Second, the nose is skewed: this is because these supported cartilage sutures are not stable enough when doing nasal septal cartilage transplantation;
Third, the nose column is prominent: some people's inferior alar cartilage foot is too prominent. This phenomenon will occur when the bridge of the nose is lengthened, and this problem can be corrected during surgery;
4. Infection and inflammation: Because rhinoplasty takes longer than general rhinoplasty, aseptic treatment during operation, postoperative antibiotic use and wound care are very important, so as not to breed bacteria and cause inflammation.