I'm not a doctor, so I'm not 100% sure, but it's definitely helpful! I already had rhinoplasty.. After that, I went into ㅇT plastic surgery. I am not me. After the surgery, my face improved and I was satisfied, and then I accidentally entered. I am regretting reading the article there. I was trying to know by myself, so I read the article and summarized the contents that came to mind.. There are a lot of people who have already had plastic surgery and are suffering because of their bulge.. From what I read there, there were many sayings that it is best not to do rhinoplasty at all. .. Anyway, it is best not to do plastic surgery, but please refer to those who have severe nasal complications or must do it.. Make sure to use silicone for implants placed in the nose . You should never use the Charm L-shaped silicone. It is said that the skin on the tip of the nose becomes thin and there is a risk of it piercing out of the skin. There is also an implant called Gore-Tex Silitex, which is used for people with thin skin. The feature of the implant is that there are several holes, so if inflammation occurs later between the holes, a problem occurs. And the shape is not maintained like silicone, but it is absorbed and deformed. If you have thin skin, use autologous fat. You can't use the tip of your nose. I heard that you can. Also, since fat is extracted from the belly or thigh, bruises or scars may form on the extracted part. As it is absorbed from the body, additional transplantation is possible. It leaves a scar of about 5 cm on the part. The hospital only mentions that there is no scar by transplanting it with own tissue without explanation about the scar . It is said to be good, but absorbs a lot. And it is collected from the valley side of the buttocks, so you have to be careful about sitting after surgery. The scar may become larger as the wound may open. If you have to pay attention to sitting, that would be stressful, right? For the tip of the nose, autologous cartilage such as septum ear cartilage and costal cartilage is used.. Here, cost cartilage is used as a last resort when there is no more cartilage to use!! If you use costal cartilage for the first surgery, it is best to avoid it. And there is a scar on the chest. It is said to be the hardest among autologous cartilage and can be bent later. It is said that the cost is expensive.. And for those who do not want to remove the costal cartilage, other costal cartilage (the carcass minus the costal cartilage) is sometimes used. Pig nose is impossible because it is hard.. And there is septum cartilage, which is a cartilage that exists in the partition that divides the nostrils into two and is mainly used as a support for extending the nose. But the important thing is!! The point is that if the support is removed during removal, the nose will collapse. Of course, it is not the case that the pancreas is properly removed, but if you ask for it to be removed among those who do not like it after nose surgery, doctors usually say that the support placed as the nasal septum will not be removed. Because they are concerned that the nose will collapse. So, it is recommended not to touch the nasal septum if possible. It is said that if the skin at the tip of the nose is weak, the cartilage will appear. Lastly, there is ear cartilage. In my case, the cartilage is taken inside the ear, not behind the ear. In my case, there was no pain, but if you remove the cartilage behind the ear, there is pain. That is why it is the cartilage that doctors use the most.. Skilled doctors say that it is possible to elevate and extend the nose with ear cartilage. Also, there are cases where the ear cartilage is also reflected on the skin. It is said that it will sag over time. The most important point when using cartilage at the tip of the nose is that the amount of cartilage that can be extracted is different just as the shape of the nose is different for each person. some have a little There is a point that surgery can be performed by collecting only cartilage, but some people may need to collect a lot of cartilage for surgery. Of course, it is natural that the greater the amount of collection, the greater the problem when deformation or bulge occurs, right? So, some people operate only with ear cartilage, while others use ear cartilage + nasal septum or costal cartilage osteotomy. Doctors don't teach this, and from the standpoint of receiving surgery, they know that using a lot is better, but the opposite is true. The less we use, the better our body. The point is that it is more difficult to remove or operate on it. On the other hand, the wallets of doctors are getting thicker. What kind of surgery do you think makes money at a famous hospital? You can think of it as almost making money with just one nose surgery. The most dangerous thing is the nasal septum. If a quack doctor collects a lot of the nasal septum, the nasal septum collapses, which is the most dangerous because the nose eventually collapses. And just because a small amount of the nasal septum is collected doesn't mean it's safe. Since it is harvested little by little in the place where it should be, it is weaker than the original nose, so the probability of collapsing when impacted by the nose increases. So, if you have had multiple nose surgeries, use the costal cartilage as a support to support the nose to prevent it from collapsing . I've done it, but... I was only concerned about the scar problem.. Not only the scar, but the open type cuts off the arteries and blood vessels. So there is a change in the skin of the nose. After my surgery, my nose skin got worse. Of course, there is also the problem of scarring. If the sutures are carefully sutured, it will not run well, but it will take some time. If you do sutures by an incompetent doctor, scars are unconditionally left. It leaves a very bad scar. Also, the nostrils may be paired. Of course, it is easier to secure the field of view compared to the non-open type, and it is true that the surgical result is better. And I have a hard time eating. When I eat, I get pain in the pharynx when I move my lips. And if you squeezing your lips too big, be careful, as a wound may open . to We recommend that you only insert silicone for surgery. If you don't like silicone, we recommend autologous fat grafting. And since it is usually not satisfactory with just one injection, you have to think about additional injections. If you want to do the tip of the nose together, just tie the cartilage on the tip of the nose. If you say that you need to insert the correct cartilage, we recommend that you only operate on the ear cartilage.. You can't even do osteotomy.. The reason you shouldn't be is when you remove the implant or cartilage later, contracture occurs. If you do, the situation will get worse. If possible, do it in an open type.. And there is artificial skin Alloderm, which is dermal skin obtained from a cadaver. People with thin skin or the tip of the nose put it on top of the implant. If you try to remove it later, it will be absorbed, so you have to tear off the skin. It is not an autologous tissue, so please do not use it as it is someone else's skin. The above is a rough summary of what I read on ㅇㅇㅇ .. It is definitely a helpful article. Please refer to it. I'm a man, but I'm posting this without shame. If I had studied with this spirit...
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