Nasal reduction is a plastic surgery to remove hypertrophic soft tissue and redundant alar cartilage. Generally, a butterfly incision is made along the alar margin, the skin is separated to expose alar cartilage, the alar cartilage is removed at the vault, the upper part is re-stitched and shaped, then the excess connective tissue and fat under the skin and the nasal skin are removed, and finally sutured.

Contraindications

1, there is inflammation around the nasal tissue.

2, heart, liver, kidney and other important organs and blood, immune system lesions.

3, lack of psychological preparation for surgery.

4. Menstrual and lactating women.

5, scar constitution, allergic constitution.

6, mental patients or mental disorders.

7. Those who have too high expectations for operation and unrealistic requirements.