Rhinoplasty is one of the commonly used cosmetic plastic surgery. Therefore, it is inevitable that some surgical complications or unhealthy forms will occur.

Of course, we can constantly sum up clinical experience, try not to have any complications, and make the operation get satisfactory results.

Prosthesis is mostly used in rhinoplasty, so the possibility of reoperation is higher than other operations. For example, when the patient is not satisfied with the postoperative shape and height, when the inserted prosthesis is deviated or transparent, when the skin changes, and when the surgical traces are too conspicuous, reoperation is often needed.

However, before reoperation, it must be understood that even if reoperation is successful, it can't become a normal human shape. Because of surgical scar, the more operations, the more difficult it is to shape the shape of the nose. Re-operation can not be done at any time, but after 6 months of the previous operation and the tissue has fully recovered.

Moreover, the most important thing in nasal reoperation is the status of the existing nose. In the past, because the postoperative effect was not what the patient wanted, it was necessary to fully discuss the changed position and shape before operation, and then decide on the operation after listening to the materials used in the operation or the surgical methods and the postoperative effect.

The most common side effect after augmentation rhinoplasty is that the prosthesis moves and deviates. The reason of prosthesis activity is that prosthesis is not accurately placed between nasal bone and periosteum; The peeling of periosteum or skin is too little, too narrow, and the prosthesis is deformed or crooked.

Silica gel can't be fixed and moved under the skin, so the skin will become thinner and brighter. After a period of time, the tip of the nose will droop and the skin of the tip of the nose will become thinner. In severe cases, it can penetrate the tip of the nose.

When the position of the prosthesis is not ideal or it moves, the prosthesis should be taken out first, the nasal bone and periosteum should be separated accurately, and the prosthesis can be firmly fixed by placing silica gel or swelling in the gap.