[April 31 Plastic Surgery] I can see the silicone at the tip of my nose... Is that okay?

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When performing nose surgery, silicone implants are very commonly used. That is why we come across various patient cases related to silicone.

Among them, especially "I can see the silicone clearly!" is something we hear quite often.

After nose surgery, is visible silicone really okay? Let's find out with April 31's #ChiefDirectorKimJaehoon!

#NoseSurgerySilicone use has one of the highest numbers of cases among implants, and because of that there are many different reviews and experiences.

Typical examples include #SiliconeVisibility #SiliconeProtrusion #SiliconeMovement and so on.

Q. After nose surgery, the silicone is visible at the tip of my nose! Is that okay?

A. It depends on the situation, but whether it is judged acceptable varies depending on the shape and the degree of visibility. A precise diagnosis must be confirmed by visiting the clinic.

When inserting a silicone implant, it is recommended to reconstruct the tip of the nose with cartilage and use it mainly for the bridge of the nose.

However, in this patient's case, the silicone has descended all the way to the tip of the nose and settled there, so it is natural that the silicone would be visible at the tip of the nose.

That said, based on the silicone silhouette, it does not appear to be a severely problematic shape, so revision surgery or correction is not needed right away.

If the area at the tip of the nose where the silicone is visible becomes thinner and starts to look pinched, and that condition worsens, then it is necessary to visit the clinic for a detailed examination.

#VisibleNoseSilicone Today, we looked into whether it is really okay.

I hope that the explanation from #April31PlasticSurgery #DrKimJaehoon was helpful.

#NoseSurgery #RevisionNoseSurgery #NoseImplant

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