Besides skin, normal people also have meat in their noses. Meat is connective tissue, as well as some adipose tissue and fascia tissue. There is a cartilage part under it, which supports the shape of our nose. The cartilage part is composed of lateral nasal cartilage, lateral nasal cartilage beside nasal bone, alar cartilage and nasal septum cartilage, which mainly forms a shelf. There are ligaments between them, which fix them together and make them form a stable structure. So for our nose, it is supported in the middle of the face, and it will not fall despite gravity. This is its support. Usually the stability of the stent and the skin.
Nose hypertrophy is much more, not fleshy, but structural hypertrophy, that is, cartilage hypertrophy. We should make corresponding adjustments according to the causes of its hypertrophy. For example, some have spherical noses. Spherical noses don't have many bones, but their whole bones are separated. They are divergent and dispersed. We don't necessarily say that cutting off the tissue will solve the problem. We have to do cartilage compression.
If the alar is wide, the alar is not bent, and its surface looks wide, then we don't necessarily need to cut off part of the alar to produce a narrower effect. Perhaps our tightening effect not only achieved the purpose of narrowing, but also reached the radian of the nose. If you simply cut it, it may be that the nose wings are narrowed and the distance between the nose wings is narrowed, but the nose wings are straight without a certain arc, which is also aesthetically lacking.
Therefore, it must be based on the actual situation, not simply cut off a layer of meat. There is much meat, and if there is much meat, it should also be combined with the shaping of cartilage. Cartilage is a support for its whole nose. If we shrink the stent, the whole nose will look very small. If the tissue is simply cut, the scaffold below is still very wide, and if it is not shaped, the expected effect will not be achieved.