Cocorine says! Is non-implant nose surgery possible for my nose?

 

Can my nose also undergo non-implant nose surgery? Today, we at Cocorine will help answer that question. ^^

Non-implant nose surgery is nose surgery that does not use an implant, so it does not cause inflammation caused by an implant. Because of these advantages, the number of people considering non-implant nose surgery continues to grow!

In fact, among those who come in for consultations, people who are worried about inflammation caused by implants or who are reluctant to have foreign materials inserted often want non-implant nose surgery.

That said, non-implant nose surgery is not possible for everyone. One of the biggest reasons for nose surgery is a change in appearance and a nose shape with more dimension after surgery. In the case of non-implant nose surgery, because no implant is inserted, people with a very low nasal bridge or those whose bridge is not very low but still want more height may find that, after undergoing non-implant nose surgery, their satisfaction gradually decreases over time.

At first, swelling may make the nasal bridge or tip look higher overall, but as time passes and the swelling goes down, people who had the surgery may feel that "the nasal bridge has become lower than it was at first."

Also, even if the bridge height remains the same, as the tip becomes higher, the bridge can look relatively lower, which can make the sense of dissatisfaction grow even more.

So, who is non-implant nose surgery suitable for?

First, people with a high nasal bridge. In these cases, even without inserting an implant, raising the tip can create an overall sense of height without needing to raise the bridge.

Second, people whose nasal bridge is not very low but who are reluctant to have an implant inserted. How many millimeters of implant are inserted depends on the height of the nasal bridge and facial features, but if a dramatic increase in height is not necessary, surgery can be performed without inserting an implant according to the patient's choice. However, as you give up a bit of height, your level of satisfaction should also be adjusted downward.

Third, people with a hump on the bridge of the nose. Among those who undergo non-implant nose surgery, a relatively large number have a hump on the bridge. The reason is that in the case of a hooked nose, the bridge height is already high, so improvement is possible by removing only the protruding part and raising the tip. That said, not everyone with a hump can undergo a non-implant procedure. If removing the hump still leaves the bridge height lacking, an implant must be used to adjust the height.

Rather than simply thinking, "I don't want an implant, so I should get non-implant nose surgery," please first consult directly to see whether it is possible for you. Then, through virtual surgery, check the results with and without an implant before making your decision. ^^

That was Cocorine's "Is non-implant nose surgery possible for my nose?" ^^