The difference between the bridge of the nose and the root of the nose

I wonder if you have heard of the bridge of the nose and the root of the nose. People with a bridge of the nose are particularly prone to having a collapsed nose, so most people prefer to have a high nose bridge. For people with myopia, glasses are also prone to slipping down without a bridge of the nose. For physiognomists, they like to judge physiognomy by looking at the bridge of the nose and the root of the nose. So what is the difference between the bridge of the nose and the root of the nose?

There is no necessary connection between the two. People with a nose bridge may have a flat nose bridge, while people with a high nose bridge may have a low nose bridge.

To fill the bridge of the nose, the method is usually to fill it with autologous fat or inject hyaluronic acid. There are also methods of implants or autologous cartilage, but not many people choose them.

To fill the bridge of your nose, you can choose rib cartilage or prosthesis. Some people's noses are not high enough, so they want to fill the nose by injecting hyaluronic acid. What needs to be explained here is that hyaluronic acid injection can only be used to fill the root of the nose during rhinoplasty, and cannot be injected into any other part!

2. The difference between rhinoplasty and rhinoplasty

Essentially, rhinoplasty and rhinoplasty are the same procedure, just with different names. Both are surgeries that use plastic surgery to raise the height of the nose bridge and improve the shape of the nose.

Rhinoplasty is a general term for 9 nasal plastic surgeries, including: expanded (silicone) rhinoplasty, nose tip reduction, nasal wing reduction, rhinoplasty, nostril reduction, columella lengthening, upturned nose correction, hump repair and re-repair of failed rhinoplasty.