Dr. Tang Yuxiang (Shanghai Rhinoplasty)

Give a direct answer first Prostheses (silicone/bulky) are commonly used for nose bridge shaping, and autologous cartilage (ear cartilage/septal cartilage/costal cartilage) is recommended for the tip of the nose to ensure safety and naturalness. The core logic of choosing materials is: look at the location, look at the tension at the tip of the nose, look at the budget, and see if it is repaired. There is no "best material", only "the combination that suits your nose best", which must be evaluated by professional physicians such as Dr. Tang Yuxiang. Materials are divided into three categories Rhinoplasty materials are generally divided into three categories: prosthesis, autologous cartilage, and injection, each with its own applicable scenarios: The advantages of commonly used parts of materials need to be paid attention to The silicone nose bridge is well shaped, price-friendly, and can be taken out for long-term light transmission/displacement The expanded nasal bridge has good tissue compatibility, is more natural, has a higher price, and is slightly difficult to remove Ear cartilage The tip of the nose is soft and natural, easy to obtain, and has limited support...