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Bulbous Nose Correction

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Additionally, a bulbous nose is associated with the width of the nasal bridge in some cases. Patients with a flared nasal tip due to an exceedingly wide bridge should consider concurrent nasal bone reduction (lateral osteotomy) to reduce the nasal bridge for attaining multiple results of nasal tip reduction.

 

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Surgical conditions

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Duration

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  • Type of anesthesia: IV sedation + local anesthesia or general anesthesia
  • Surgical incision: At the bottom of the nasal columella and inside the bilateral nostrils
  • Recovery: 5–7 days
  • Removal of stitches: 7 days

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General instructions

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No food and water on the day of surgery

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  • Wear a tape or nasal splint for 1 week postoperatively to stabilize the nasal bridge.
  • Avoid smoking and alcohol and impacts to the nasal tip for 3 months postoperatively, and clean the intranasal wound in the morning and evening every day.
  • Abstain from eating raw food, seafood, and irritating food or spices for 3 months postoperatively.
  • Avoid exposure of the nostrils to dirty water (sea water, swimming pool or sauna water, and hot springs) and close contact with pets and dust mites for 3 months postoperatively.
  • In case of symptoms of flu after the operation, please visit a doctor immediately.

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Ideal candidates

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  • Patients with congenital hypertrophy of the nasal tip like a bulb
  • Those with hypertrophic nasal tip skin such as a bulbous nose or rosacea
  • Those with a disproportionate nasal tip or nostril and nasal bridge
  • Those who desire optimal nose reduction or rhinoplasty results

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Potential complications

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  • Scarring
  • Nasal fat proliferation
  • Nnasal tip atrophy
  • Nasal tip redness or white spots
  • Incomplete correction

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Surgical advantages

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  1. It is able to remold the angle and shape of the nasal tip and correct the original tip hypertrophy.

  2. It is able to reduce the volume and size of the nasal tip for making the nasal bridge and nasal tip compatible.

  3. It is able to partially correct the large pores at the nasal tip.

  4. It is a critical step in the remolding of a delicate nose.

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Surgical drawbacks

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  1. There might still be secondary proliferation and hypertrophy of the nasal fat.

  2. Without concurrent open rhinoplasty, the surgical results might be below expectation.

  3. Excess thinning of the nasal fat may lead to nasal tip atrophy or skin hyper-sensitivity.

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Possible procedures in conjunction

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Before & After

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