What are the side effects of rhinoplasty?

With the improvement of living standards, people nowadays have very high requirements for themselves and pay more and more attention to their appearance. Some people think that they are not good-looking in this way or that way, so they want to change their appearance defects through plastic surgery. Some plastic surgeries will cause great trauma to themselves. Therefore, you should choose a trustworthy and professional hospital to perform rhinoplasty surgery.

When it comes to rhinoplasty, some people feel that their nose bridge is too low, which affects their appearance, so they raise their nose and use some more formal rhinoplasty prostheses. The effect may be very good after the operation, but if the operation is not done properly, it may cause infection, nose collapse, hyperplasia and other side effects.

The side effects of rhinoplasty are

1. Exposure of the prosthesis: There is a possibility of perforation of the skin or mucous membrane and exposure of the prosthesis after rhinoplasty. It is mainly prone to occur on all sides of the nostril incision and the tip of the nose. The harm of this type of prosthetic rhinoplasty is mainly manifested in the early stage of a small amount of secretions in the nostrils, the formation of nasal crusts, and the final exposure or penetration of the silicone prosthesis;

2. Infection: Since expanded materials have many micropores, blood vessels and tissues can grow into the micropores, which is conducive to bacterial growth. Therefore, expanded materials are prone to infection. Infection can also cause the incision to open, exposing the hardened implant. 2. Difficult to remove: Because tissues and blood vessels have grown into the micropores, it is very troublesome to remove the expanded material. When measuring the quality of an implant, whether it is easy to remove is a very important criterion.

The side effects of rhinoplasty must be taken seriously. You mentioned the issue of side effects of rhinoplasty. Postoperative infection and local skin ulceration: This is a common complication of rhinoplasty and is also relatively serious. The main manifestations are redness and swelling of the nose, exposure of the prosthesis, skin necrosis, etc. When this happens, if antibiotics cannot control the condition in time, the prosthesis must be removed immediately. Generally, this phenomenon will disappear naturally after the prosthesis is removed.

The symptoms that appear vary depending on the individual's physical condition, and there are many symptoms that may appear after the operation. Some people may experience redness and swelling, crooked nose bridge, edema, and difficulty in healing wounds, so everyone must be mentally prepared before undergoing rhinoplasty.