Prosthetic rhinoplasty can cause bleeding hematoma, poor plastic appearance, fibrous capsule contracture, prosthesis perforation and other symptoms, which are mainly related to many factors such as doctors' experience and skills, personal care after operation, quality of prosthesis materials and so on.

At present, the clinical rhinoplasty prosthesis is biocompatible, chemically inert, non-toxic, non-carcinogenic and non-teratogenic. Professional doctors standardize the operation and do a good job of postoperative care according to the doctor's advice. The whole rhinoplasty process is very safe, and the possible risks will be reduced to a very low level.

Professional prosthetic rhinoplasty has a smooth and natural nose shape after operation, and the operation can choose the nasal approach, and no surgical traces can be seen on the surface. Prosthetic material has strong stereoscopic effect and can be used for nose collapse.