If there is hyperplasia, it does not necessarily mean that it cannot be done. Let’s say that the tip of the nose is now 10. After surgery, it can be reduced to 5. If there is hyperplasia after surgery, it will eventually rebound to 7 or 8. Isn’t the result still improved? It’s just not as small as right after the surgery. That’s the fact. Most nose tip will shrink after hyperplasia, so the key to judge whether to do nose tip reduction surgery is not to see whether the probability of post-operative hyperplasia is high, but to see whether the current nose tip is big or not, and whether the surgery is necessary