What are the exercises for asymmetrical nostrils

Women love beauty very much. If they find that their facial features are imperfect, they will try to correct them. For example, some women have asymmetrical nostrils, which seriously affects their image and easily leads to inferiority complex. Some women even choose plastic surgery to correct it. Let's take a look at some exercises for asymmetrical nostrils.

First, what are the exercises for asymmetrical nostrils? First of all, we need to consider the severity. If it is not obvious, there is no need for invasive plastic surgery. It depends on the cause. If it is congenital and not very obvious, there is no need for plastic surgery. If it is caused by a disease and deformity occurs, it is necessary to correct the deformity.

Second, the correction method of nostril asymmetry deformity. Generally, it can be corrected by adjusting the shape and position of the alar cartilage and nasal septum cartilage to make the size and supporting force of the alar cartilage on both sides uniform. The size of the nostrils is not reduced or expanded. The shape of the nostrils is generally adjusted from the original round to an oval. Nostril asymmetry is often accompanied by asymmetry of the nose wings and columella, and it is often necessary to use autologous cartilage to support and shape the nose tip. In this way, while correcting the nostril deformity, the columella and nose wings can be comprehensively adjusted, thereby comprehensively adjusting the nose tip as a whole.

Third, when separating the nose tip during rhinoplasty, part or all of the medial crus or dome of the nasal cartilage is cut off, causing scar healing on the damaged side and traction to cause asymmetry of the nostrils on both sides. The prosthesis on the dome of the alar cartilage is tilted, which causes uneven pressure on the alar cartilages on both sides. The alar cartilage on the side that bears greater pressure is lower, causing asymmetry of the nostrils on both sides.

What are some exercises for asymmetric nostrils? Asymmetric nostrils caused by narrowing of the nose wings are quite common. The method of correcting asymmetrical nostrils needs to be different for each person. The cause of the asymmetric nostrils needs to be investigated. If the strength of the alar cartilages on both sides is unbalanced, the alar cartilages on both sides need to be adjusted. If the nasal narrowing is the cause, it may be necessary to adjust the symmetry of the nostrils through an incision inside the nostril.