< p> These two problems belong to different types. Let me introduce them separately. < /p> < p> 1, nose collapse <; /p> < p> In fact, nose collapse is easy to solve, but it is also difficult to solve, because nose collapse requires prosthetic rhinoplasty, no matter which prosthesis you choose, you should seriously think about it. < /p> < p> Silicone prosthesis is cheap, the overall shaping effect is good, the swelling body will not transmit light, and it can be carved according to the needs. Autologous cartilage has a real feel for shaping the nose tip and nose bridge, and there will be no rejection. < /p> < p> As long as the doctor and prosthesis are chosen well, the collapsed nose can give you a cushion. But remember! The nose foundation is poor, and it seems that there are basically no mountain roots, so don't inject hyaluronic acid casually. Hyaluronic acid will drift to both sides of the mountain roots, and it is easy to turn yourself into an avatar ~ <; /p> < p style=\"text-align:center\"> < Img src = \ "/upload file/image/221617/16239279925579.jpg \" title = \ "Dressing up after rhinoplasty \" alt=\" Dressing up after rhinoplasty \ "width = \" 45 \ "height = \. height: 42px; \"/> < /p> < p> 2, the nose is big <; /p> < p> The big nose is generally wide on both sides of the alar, so the operation method is subtraction. Generally, the alar sulcus on both sides is cut, and the V-shaped multi-alar tissue is removed, which can effectively reduce the phenomenon that the alar is too large on both sides. < /p> < p> The suture site is also at the alar sulcus on both sides, so there is basically no scar after the operation. For a big nose, the effect can be seen immediately after narrowing the alar, which is very obvious. < /p>