Rhinoplasty infection management: the whole process of identification, medical treatment and repair
Give a direct answer first. Once a rhinoplasty infection has persistent redness, swelling, jumping pain, pus, fever or exposed prosthesis, it is a medical emergency. You should see a doctor as soon as possible and do not pick it up by yourself or apply a hot compress. Mild early infections can be controlled with antibiotics under the guidance of a doctor; once an abscess cavity or prosthetic infection forms, it is usually necessary to remove the prosthesis, completely debridement, and evaluate the secondary repair after the tissue has fully recovered (usually 3 - 6 months). The key to saving the nose is "early identification and early medical treatment". First, how does rhinoplasty infection occur? Infection is a serious but not uncommon complication of rhinoplasty. It usually appears within 1 - 2 weeks after surgery, and there are also delayed infections caused by induced onset of prosthetic rhinoplasty months or even years later. Common causes include: Intraoperative aseptic operation or substandard environment: Sterilization of the operating room, sterile instruments, and inadequate operation specifications. Prosthesis or cavity...
