What are the symptoms of nasal prosthesis rejection? Why is the nasal prosthesis rejected?

Many people will have a nasal rejection reaction after having their noses rubbed. So, what is nasal rejection and why does the nose reject it? Let’s take a look today!

What are the symptoms of nose implant rejection?

The most obvious reaction to rhinoplasty rejection is the edema that does not go away. The edema of the nose will generally subside significantly about half a month after the rhinoplasty operation, and will almost completely subside about a month after the operation. If the edema of the nose still has not subsided after a month, or the subsidence is not obvious, you need to observe carefully and go to the hospital for examination to rule out the infection. If the infection is ruled out, it is a rejection reaction. Rhinoplasty rejection is like an egg allergy in a crowd of people. There may be only one person in 100,000 who will have this problem.

Is silicone rhinoplasty permanent?

In life, whether silicone rhinoplasty is a permanent rhinoplasty surgery is actually related to some objective conditions in daily life. Because in daily life, if some people who have undergone rhinoplasty want to keep their noses straight after the surgery, these issues need to be considered. The first is the doctor during the operation. If the surgeon is an extremely experienced and clinically experienced doctor, the effect of the rhinoplasty will definitely be more long-term. The second is related to the maintenance of oneself after the rhinoplasty. In daily life, the maintenance and care after the rhinoplasty is also very important. If the maintenance of people who have undergone cosmetic surgery is not proper, it will still directly affect the maintenance time of the rhinoplasty. Therefore, in life, the maintenance time of rhinoplasty needs to be considered in many aspects in order to make the rhinoplasty last longer.

The following are the main types of patients who are suitable for rhinoplasty:

1. For people with a congenitally low nose bridge, i.e. saddle nose patients, the criterion for judgment is whether the height of the nose bridge is at the level of the eyeball;

2. Patients whose nose shape does not meet aesthetic requirements due to poor development of the nose tip, nose wing and columella;

3. Patients with congenital cleft lip and cleft palate have nose deformities caused by correction or complications;

4. Traumatic deformities of the nose such as collapse of the nose bridge caused by trauma.

When should the prosthesis be removed?

1. After rhinoplasty with a prosthesis, the recovery is relatively poor, and the nose experiences long-term swelling, congestion, and even pain. In this case, the prosthesis must be removed.

2. If the prosthesis becomes crooked or slips down after rhinoplasty, the nose tip will be crooked and the nose bridge will be bent, so the prosthesis needs to be removed and repaired.

3. If the prosthesis is exposed after rhinoplasty due to impact or other factors, the prosthesis must be removed.

4. The prosthetic material needs to be removed because you are not satisfied with the results of the prosthetic rhinoplasty, it does not meet your requirements, or the rhinoplasty time is too long.