The leakage of nasal prosthesis mostly occurs at the tip of nose or nasal incision. The patient's skin is thin, and the carved prosthesis is too long or too thick during the operation, which leads to excessive tension in the placement of the prosthesis and perforation of the skin mucosa. If the prosthesis is found to be exposed, it should be taken out as soon as possible and rhinoplasty surgery should be carried out in time.
The prosthesis deviates from the bridge of the nose, and the sliding of the prosthesis causes asymmetry on both sides of the alar, which is caused by the shallow or too large separation cavity in the hand. These situations can be solved by readjusting and fixing the position of the prosthesis.
Too high rhinoplasty, poor preoperative design, blind pursuit of raising the back of the nose, too thick carved prosthesis, resulting in too high rhinoplasty and uncoordinated facial features. When repairing, the prosthesis should be taken out and re-carved.
The skin is red and black. Due to the thin skin flap or inconsistent thickness, the shadow of the prosthesis can be seen under strong light, which is caused by the wrong placement level of the prosthesis and needs to be readjusted.
If the prosthesis is placed too shallow, there will be obvious foreign body sensation, and it will need to be operated again and readjusted.
Rejection is often accompanied by skin ulcer and plasma outflow, which is caused by the compatibility between autologous tissue and prosthesis. Therefore, beauty seekers should strictly check their physique before rhinoplasty, and once this happens, they should seek medical attention immediately.
Rhinoplasty can not solve the problem of nose deformity, which is related to the doctor's experience. The shape of the nose is not good enough. If this happens, it will take three to six months to correct it.
The appearance of scar is related to the technique of incision suture and medical technology. Poor postoperative care can also cause scars. If the scar is too obvious, it should be treated locally.
Patients with ischemic necrosis of skin flap used to correct alar, columella, nasal deformity and nasal injury sometimes need comprehensive cartilage repair or skin flap transplantation. Ischemic necrosis of skin flap mostly occurs at the distal end or edge of skin flap, which can lead to swelling, blackening and insufficient blood supply. This situation should be diagnosed immediately, and then symptomatic repair and treatment should be carried out according to the specific situation.