Why does the nose transmit light after prosthetic rhinoplasty?

Peel off a space on the originally tense nasal tissue, and then put the silicone prosthesis in it. If the placement level is shallow, then after the prosthesis is placed, it will naturally be exposed to direct sunlight!

Silicone prosthesis is transparent.

Like the five prostheses in the above picture, the fourth prosthesis from left to right is easier to transmit light than the other four, because the silica gel in the upper part is transparent and naturally easier to transmit light, while the other four prostheses are actually not easy to transmit light.

The skin on the back of nose is too thin and the prosthesis is too big.

If the skin on the back of your nose is thin and tight, the implanted prosthesis is still relatively large, and the skin is stretched very thin, it is easy to appear light transmission, so when choosing a prosthesis, you must be rational and choose the one that suits you best.

Inflammation occurred.

If there is inflammation after rhinoplasty, the back of the nose may turn red and thin, and there may be light transmission.

What should I do if my nose is transparent?

If there is inflammation, treat it according to the situation.

If your nose is transparent and red, and you have an infection, you must seek medical attention in time to avoid the infection from getting worse. If the infection is serious, only the prosthesis can be removed.

Other cases

If we want to repair the light transmission phenomenon caused by shallow implant or large implant, we need to perform another operation, select the appropriate size implant, and then implant it in the appropriate position.

Therefore, everyone must communicate with the doctor before the operation. Don't arbitrarily choose a big prosthesis, and refer to the opinions of professional doctors. The final effect can be ideal.