[April 31 Plastic Surgery] The silicone moved after nose surgery! Is that okay?

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One of the common

symptoms after nose surgery

#NoseSiliconeMovement

In actual nose surgery consultations as well,

there are cases where people experience

#SiliconeImplant movement and worry about it.

Many of you are probably wondering

whether this is actually okay.

We will look at the reasons behind

movement of the nose implant

with April 31 #KimJaehoonChiefDirector!

Silicone, which is used as a nose implant,

is the most commonly used artificial implant

in rhinoplasty.

Among artificial implants,

there are many surgical cases,

and accordingly, information about side effects

is also commonly heard.

Q. After nose surgery, the silicone

is moving. Is that okay?

A. An accurate diagnosis of silicone movement in the nose

must be confirmed by visiting a hospital,

but if it is only shaking slightly,

in most cases it may be a situation

that does not require major concern.

When you undergo

#SiliconeNoseSurgery,

the implant is fixed under the periosteum.

However, during the surgical process,

when lifting that periosteum,

some parts may tear or peel away.

If the periosteum tears,

the likelihood of the implant moving also increases.

Also, if the implant is not only on the nasal bridge

but extends all the way to the tip,

the chance of it moving when the nose is touched

becomes greater.

In such cases, the likelihood of inflammation

may increase.

If the nose implant moves,

the skin may also become thinner,

so you should take interest in

your own nose condition and

observe it carefully.

However, if it moves little by little

without the person feeling major discomfort or pain,

there is no need to worry too much.

Did this help answer your questions

about silicone movement after rhinoplasty?

We hope April 31 Plastic Surgery

#KimJaehoonDirector's explanation

was helpful to many of you.

#Rhinoplasty #RevisionRhinoplasty #NoseSilicone

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