Because the factors affecting the final result are different, the postoperative complications vary from person to person. The most common complication is lipomatosis of nasal tip, which is due to the accumulation of scar tissue. This phenomenon is called aquiline nose, which will become more and more obvious with the development of time. If it can be found in time in the early stage, it can be corrected by injecting cortisone to eliminate scar tissue. If this method still cannot be corrected, it can only be corrected by another revision operation. But remember, the second operation should be performed at least one year after the first operation.
Excessive exercise of the nasal bones makes the nose deform like a sled, which is the most common phenomenon in the 1970s. With the development of plastic surgery technology, this phenomenon is less common.
When the long nose is shortened or adjusted to a new position through surgery, if it is excessively shortened, it will become like a pig nose. It better not happen!
Excessive soft tissue resection of the tip of the nose will also make the shape of the nose irregular, so it is necessary to do another correction operation.
Occasionally, after the swelling of the nose disappears, a small dome will remain on the bridge of the nose, which is the result of the thick skin of the nose and the effect of surgery. Revision surgery can be solved.