Alar reduction and nose reduction
Give a direct answer first
The reduction of the nose tip solves the problem of blunt, hypertrophy and drooping of the nose tip by suturing, trimming and remodeling the cartilage of the nose tip; the reduction of the nose tip solves the problem of the expansion of the nose tip and the excessive nostril by removing the excess nasal tissue and narrowing it. The two often need to be carried out in combination to make the "big nose" as a whole refined - only one thing is done, often taking care of the other. The incision under the standard operation is hidden and the scar is not obvious, but the plan must be determined according to whether the nose tip is "cartilage can be stretched open" or "soft tissue is too thick".
First, distinguish: the nose is reduced ≠ the nose is reduced
Many people understand "big nose" as a problem in general, but it is actually determined by the two subunits of the tip of the nose and the alar of the nose:
Nose tip (nose tip) problems: the nose tip is round and blunt, hypertrophy, sagging, lack of performance points, mostly with weak alar cartilage (inferior lateral cartilage), thick soft tissue, sebaceous glands...