Current location - Plastic Surgery and Aesthetics Network - Plastic surgery and beauty - Can crooked nose correction proliferate?
Can crooked nose correction proliferate?
Many people have crooked noses because of congenital factors or accidental injuries, which has a great influence on the overall image. For the improvement of this phenomenon, we can choose crooked nose correction surgery. At present, people are most concerned about whether the correction of crooked nose will surge. In fact, as long as the postoperative nursing work is done well, there will be no hyperplasia after operation. In addition, you must choose a regular top three hospital for this operation, so that there will be protection.

The plastic surgery of crooked nose is an operation to peel off some cartilage along both sides of nasal cartilage and correct the position. If the nasal septum is also distorted, it should be corrected at the same time. If only the nasal bone is corrected and the nasal septum is not corrected, the nasal bone may be twisted again after a period of operation.

superiority

1. Stereoscopic analysis of nose type: Aesthetic analysis of nose and face type is carried out according to the relevant proportion of each angle of face type.

2, the proportion of gold carving: let every detail be accurate to within 0. 1 mm, and carve it carefully to achieve great masterpieces.

3. Accurately locate the angle of nose and face: emphasize the overall harmony between nose height and nasal root, bridge of nose, tip of nose, nostrils and other parts.

The day before the deviated nose correction operation, beauty lovers should take a bath, keep the surgical site clean and have a physical examination before operation. If they have some bad conditions, it is recommended to inform the doctor in advance. In addition, postoperative care should be done according to the doctor's instructions, avoid eating some spicy food after surgery, and do not do strenuous exercise after surgery. If postoperative care is good, it will be of great help to postoperative recovery.