
Rhinoplasty: Essential Basics You Need to Know.
Let's take a careful look at artificial implants used in rhinoplasty.
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Silicone is the most commonly used implant for raising the bridge of the nose,
and rhinoplasty can also be performed using one’s own cartilage or artificial skin.
In addition, when undergoing rhinoplasty, not only autologous tissue but also
similar types of implant materials such as artificial skin are often used.
Meanwhile, Gore-Tex has excellent compatibility with human tissue,
so it is used as an alternative when a hypersensitive reaction occurs to silicone.
In addition, Gore-Tex is an implant also used as a substitute for human tissue,
such as artificial blood vessels, artificial heart valves,
and artificial meninges.

In addition, artificial skin refers to the dermis of another person made so that no immune response occurs by removing antigens.
After receiving approval from the U.S. FDA, it is used for various purposes,
such as cosmetic plastic surgery and skin loss caused by accidents.


Let's learn about the features of crooked nose correction surgery.
The nasal bone and nasal cartilage can become crooked due to a combination of various symptoms, such as facial asymmetry.
Because the reasons for a crooked nose are complex, you need to receive an accurate diagnosis at a clinic and undergo correction through the procedure route that is appropriate for your symptoms in order to avoid side effects.
In addition, surgery to correct a crooked nose may require an implant that is a perfect fit for you,
and representative options include cartilage and dermis from your own body, or artificial materials such as AlloDerm, silicone, and artificial rib cartilage made to resemble human tissue.
Also, in the case of septoplasty, which is often used to correct a crooked nose,
there is the advantage of thoroughly preventing the nose from becoming crooked again after surgery by moving the lateral and medial bones together to straighten the crooked bone.
The recovery period after crooked nose correction surgery varies from person to person, but for most people it is about two weeks.
You can go home immediately after the surgery, and it takes about a week for the swelling to go down.

In addition, a non-open incision technique is used for crooked nose correction surgery,
and in the case of a non-open incision, the incision is made in a place that does not show externally, so the scar is not visible.

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