Fix what's wrong—why keep a hump nose blocking your fortune? Modern plastic surgery techniques are increasingly sophisticated, and hump nose correction methods are becoming more targeted. Here's a comprehensive list of treatment options:
Treatment Methods for Hump Noses:
1. Incision Method
2. Subcutaneous Dissection Technique
3. Hump Resection
4. Nasal Bridge Reduction
5. Lower Nose Contouring
6.Post-Surgery Fixation Methods for Hump Nose
Injection Techniques for Hump Nose Correction
By injecting hyaluronic acid to elevate the sides of the hump nose, patients can achieve a straight, attractive nose without undergoing surgery. The injection process rarely causes bruising.However, if patients also wish to elevate the entire nasal bridge while correcting the hump, requiring significant adjustment, a larger volume of hyaluronic acid will be injected. Within 3 days post-injection, mild localized redness, swelling, or skin shine may occur. Consult your doctor if significant redness, swelling, or discomfort arises.
Precautions for Hump Nose Treatment
1.Pre-operative smoking cessation and discontinuation of all medications, vitamins, and nutritional supplements.
2. No food or water intake for 4 hours prior to the procedure; abstain from alcohol for 24 hours.
3. Cleanse the face thoroughly before the procedure; avoid makeup.
4. Do not remove external nasal fixation on your own. Keep the wound dry until sutures are removed. Administer anti-inflammatory treatment for one week, changing dressings and attending follow-up appointments every 1-2 days.
5. Avoid smoking, alcohol, and spicy/stimulating foods for one month post-procedure. Refrain from using any supplements or medications that may accelerate blood circulation, impair clotting mechanisms, or hinder wound healing, such as ginseng.
5. Avoid smoking, alcohol, and spicy/irritating foods for one month post-surgery. Refrain from any supplements or medications that may accelerate blood circulation, reduce clotting mechanisms, or impair wound healing—such as ginseng, aspirin, blood-activating drugs, weight-loss medications, or menstrual regulation drugs. Consult your surgeon if needed.