Which nose is suitable for nose bone grinding surgery? Will nose bone grinding induce rhinitis and other sequelae?

Nowadays, various plastic surgeries are accepted by everyone. A tall and beautiful nose is always liked by people. So which nose is suitable for bone grinding? Will bone grinding induce sequelae such as rhinitis?

Nasal dorsum bone grinding is an important basic technique and modeling method in modern rhinoplasty. This surgery can significantly improve the appearance of a wide, flat, and lack-of-three-dimensional nasal dorsum.

Indications: Broad nasal dorsum. The symptoms are low and wide nasal dorsum, wide nose wings, enlarged nostrils, and lack of three-dimensionality in the middle of the face.

Contraindications: local tumors, infection, inability to adapt to anesthesia, psychological abnormalities, and those who have unrealistic and high demands for surgery.

Surgical incision: nasal mucosa and nasal vestibule skin.

Surgical method: Cut the middle seam of the nasal bone and the starting parts of both sides of the nasal bone through the nasal cavity, tighten the two nasal bones inward, and make the nasal bones fit neatly.

Nasal bone surgery is a surgery that involves making extremely small incisions inside the nose, which will not affect the nasal mucosa inside and around the nose. If you follow the doctor's instructions after the surgery, take medications regularly, and have follow-up examinations, there will be no related complications.

This kind of nose shape can only be improved by simple rhinoplasty, but the base of the nose cannot be changed, and the nose will look big and stupid. Nasal dorsum bone grinding can improve the height, narrow the dorsum and tighten the nose by reconstructing the angle of the nasal bone, which can kill two birds with one stone.

Minimally invasive surgery uses an advanced nasal endoscope with a high magnification, so the surgery is more precise, and medical assistance will be used to fix it after correction. If the fracture is caused by acquired factors, it should be corrected and repaired as early as possible to reduce the difficulty of reduction. Depending on the individual's physical condition, the healing time will vary, but as long as the corrective surgery is performed in a regular hospital, there will be no extreme situation where it cannot be healed.