If the swelling is infected, the best countermeasure is to take it out in time and wash and drain it repeatedly;

Generally, the dressing is washed twice a day until there is no pus at all for 2 or 3 days;

At the same time, oral "anti-inflammatory drugs" may be needed; If the suppuration is not serious, the cartilage of the nose can be preserved.

The most feared thing about nasal contracture is suppuration. Bacteria "eat" all the cartilage, and finally collapse without support, and the nose and skin shrink together.

If the doctor removes the cartilage implanted in the nose, but can accurately and completely preserve and protect the alar cartilage of the nose, he is afraid that "pus" will drip, damage the whole nasal cartilage and lead to contracture. The key to treatment is to thoroughly treat "inflammatory" suppuration.

So don't miss the best treatment opportunity, and be sure to deal with the swelling of infection in time!