Of course it is related, but it cannot be said to be a qualitative reason. It can only be said to be a partial factor. The decisive factor is the doctor’s skill. Think about it, the commonly used rhinoplasty materials now are also They are hyaluronic acid, prostheses, autologous cartilage (ear cartilage, septal cartilage, costal cartilage), autologous dermis, and rhinoplasty with embedded sutures. This has nothing to do with the problem, so let’s not consider it for now.

Hyaluronic acid is soft and suitable for ladies and gentlemen with good nose shapes. Of course, a small amount of filling is effective.

But if you If you don’t have a good foundation and don’t want surgery yet, and the doctor doesn’t tell you the pros and cons in order to make money, if you rush to fill a large amount of fillings, the postoperative effect will naturally not be very good, and it may also cause asymmetry.

There are many types of prostheses, including autogenous ribs, most of which are relatively hard, but in order to support the nose, appropriate hardness is also necessary. The material is not wrong, but if the doctor Inadequate technical experience, the implantation position is too shallow, or the carving process is not in place, and the surface is not wrapped with dermis, etc., and it is placed in a place that should not be placed, such as the tip of the nose, which is likely to cause postoperative stiffness. , light transmission and other issues.

So Ah, the materials must be selected well, and the doctor is also very important, so we cannot relax.

Please refer to the following for specific advantages and disadvantages:

Hyaluronic acid silicone, expanded Autologous cartilage, which rhinoplasty material is safer and more reliable?

Analysis of the advantages of autologous cartilage rhinoplasty, South Korea's Innocence Plastic Surgery Cocoline Hospital said so