When is it suitable to do comprehensive nose plastic surgery?

Nowadays, cosmetic surgery is still very popular and is one of the ways people pursue beauty. In fact, every part of the body can be beautified through plastic surgery, and the nose is a common part. However, when performing nose plastic surgery, it is necessary to consider the specific condition of the nose and even the plastic surgery effect to be achieved. So, under what circumstances is it suitable to perform comprehensive nose plastic surgery?

Comprehensive rhinoplasty is a single surgery that changes the height and shape of the nose by implanting appropriate materials. It is a comprehensive nasal plastic surgery. The following are the main suitable situations:

1. Low nose: refers to the entire nose bridge from the root to the tip being relatively low. Strictly speaking, each ethnic group has an average nose bridge height. If it is lower than this value, it is called a low nose. Some people use the height of nose bridges of Western people as a standard and think that their own nose bridge is low, which is obviously inappropriate. In addition, the height of the nose bridge must be determined in combination with various features such as face shape.

2. Saddle nose: It is a common nasal deformity in my country. Like a low nose, the height of the nose bridge is lower than normal, the bone and cartilage parts of the nose bridge are mostly concave, but the tip of the nose is upward and shaped like a saddle.

3. Straight nose: The height of the nose bridge is acceptable, but the shape is straight and lacks the proper cone feeling. The highest point is not at the tip of the nose.

4. Drooping nose: The nose tip is drooping, and the highest point of the nose is located on the nasal bridge.

5. Nose with a low root of nose: The root of the nose is low and flat, the shape of the nose tip and the nose bridge is acceptable, the distance between the eyes is wide, the nose is short, and the proportions seem unbalanced.

6. Wavy nose: There are two depressions on the central axis of the nose, making the central axis of the nose incomplete and unsmooth.

7. Horizontal nose with nostrils: Due to the underdevelopment of the nose tip, the nostrils are not upright and are in an "eight" shape. The nose wings are wide and flat, which is a common secondary nasal deformity after cleft lip surgery.

8. Upturned nose: The nostrils are turned upwards, as if the nostrils are facing the sky.

9. Big nostril nose: Big nostrils make the face look particularly asymmetrical.

10. Big nose: The nose tip is huge, and the nose tip and nose bridge are disproportionate.

11. Short nose: The nose bridge is short, as if there is only the tip of the nose.

12. Failed rhinoplasty: Those who have undergone rhinoplasty surgery but whose nose has become ugly due to failure.

Through the above introduction, everyone is clear about under what circumstances it is suitable to do comprehensive nose plastic surgery. As the saying goes, everyone loves beauty. An ugly nose is innate, and the problem can be solved through various acquired methods. Therefore, for people who love beauty, cosmetic surgery is the best helper.