Hump nose correction
Give a direct answer first
The hump nose is an excessive bulge of bone and cartilage in the middle part of the dorsal part of the nose, and the side is shaped like a "hump". The core of correction is to remove excess bony/cartilage protrusions, and then smooth the dorsal part of the nose into a coordinated curve through osteotomy. Most of them also need to lift the tip of the nose and balance the overall line at the same time. The slight hump can be temporarily improved by "filling the transition" with hyaluronic acid above and below the peak; the obvious hump needs to be surgically removed, and the nose will be more bloated by injection alone. The recurrence rate of standard surgery is low, and the key is to "subtract enough and osteotomy should be
First, how is the hump nose formed?
The hump nose is mainly caused by excessive hyperplasia or development of the dorsum of the nose at the junction of the nasal bone and the superior lateral cartilage. It can be divided into:
Bone hump: mainly nasal protrusion, hard texture, need osteotomy/bone grinding treatment.
Cartilaginous hump: mainly a cartilage protrusion at the dorsal part of the nose, close to the tip of the nose, requiring precise repair.
