Dr. Tang Yuxiang (Shanghai Rhinoplasty)

Give a direct answer first The core of upward nose correction is "extension + downward rotation": using cartilage scaffolds such as nasal septum extension grafts to elongate the too short nose and rotate the upturned nose tip downward, so that the nasolabial corners return to the natural range. Hyaluronic acid and thread carving cannot really extend the nose, and moderate and severe upward nose can only be surgically corrected by cartilage scaffolds. The specific extension range needs to be determined by face-to-face consultation with professional physicians such as Dr. Tang Yuxiang, combined with skin tension assessment. First, what is an upturned nose: three self-test criteria Upturned nose (short nose) refers to the nose shape with the tip of the nose overturned, the nostrils exposed forward and upward, and the length of the dorsum of the nose insufficient. You can self-test against three indicators: Excessive nasolabial angle: The angle between the nasal column and the upper lip is significantly greater than 105 ° (ideal for women is about 95 ° - 10...

Give a direct answer first Common nasal deformities can be classified into six categories: hump nose, saddle nose, crooked nose, hook nose, garlic nose, and upward nose. The correction core is not "raised", but the scaffold structure of the nasal bone and cartilage is reconstructed according to the cause (bony/chondrogenic/soft tissue/mixed): hump hook should be "subtracted + smooth", saddle nose should be "structural support reconstruction", crooked nose should be "osteotomy + septal correction", garlic should be "cartilage suture + soft tissue thinning", and upward nose should be "extended nasal septum". Most of them need to be completed within the comprehensive framework of the nose, and autologous cartilage is often required for medium and severe cases. For a specific category, click on the corresponding special page below to be most practical. First, six types of nasal deformities quick check table Type Main performance Common causes Correction Core difficulty Hump, middle segment of nasal dorsum, raised, side-looking "peak" bone/cartilage hyperplasia, de-humping +...