How to fix a crooked nose job

Even after the prosthetic rhinoplasty surgery, when the wound has fully healed, patients should still pay attention to protecting the prosthetic rhinoplasty. Because prosthetic rhinoplasty mainly involves implanting a prosthesis inside the human nose, it involves great risks and uncertainties. For patients who undergo rhinoplasty surgery, the most common problem is that the prosthetic material inside is crooked, so how to remedy a crooked rhinoplasty?

How to deal with a crooked rhinoplasty implant

There are two types of prosthetic rhinoplasty projects, namely silicone rhinoplasty and expanded polytetrafluoroethylene rhinoplasty. If the rhinoplasty rhinoplasty becomes crooked, it needs to be repaired to varying degrees.

Severely crooked rhinoplasty requires removal of the prosthesis and re-carving

If the prosthesis is obviously tilted (deviating from the midline by more than 5 degrees), the prosthesis needs to be removed and re-carved. When carving the prosthesis, holes should be made at appropriate locations, the cavity should be re-dissected, and the prosthesis should be re-implanted. It should be fixed within one week after the operation to prevent displacement.

Mild deflection of prosthetic rhinoplasty can be corrected by injection or manual correction

If the deviation is very slight, it can be corrected by local injection of fat or hyaluronic acid. In addition, if the early fixation is not firm and the deflection caused by prosthesis deviation is caused, the doctor can manually push it to the normal position.

How long does it take to recover after rhinoplasty surgery?

After the prosthetic rhinoplasty and correction surgery, it will take about 2-3 weeks for the patient to recover to the pre-operative state. Everyone's recovery time is different. Some people are able to return to normal work after 1 week, while others need 2-3 weeks to return to normal work.

Why does the prosthetic rhinoplasty become crooked?

The reason why prosthetic rhinoplasty appears crooked (such as crooked nose bridge, deformed nasal septum, deformed nose, etc.) is mainly caused by the conditions of the surgeon himself. For example, the cavity separated during the operation is too small and incorrect, the separation cavity is incomplete, the thickness is uneven, the silicone prosthesis is not well sculpted, etc., which may lead to crooked rhinoplasty.

Will prosthetic rhinoplasty always be crooked?

The deflection of prosthetic rhinoplasty is a reaction to surgical failure. Prosthetic rhinoplasty (including silicone rhinoplasty and expanded polytetrafluoroethylene rhinoplasty) does not necessarily become deflected. It all depends on the doctor's technical level. If the beauty-loving ladies choose to go to a regular medical institution and find a skilled, experienced and professional doctor to perform silicone rhinoplasty or expanded polytetrafluoroethylene rhinoplasty, then neither of these two types of prosthetic rhinoplasty surgeries will cause the nose to become crooked.