Three-dimensional bionic nose beautifying method

Abstract

The invention discloses a three-dimensional bionic nose beautifying method. During surgery, a minor incision is formed on the inner side wall of a nostril or a nasal columella and a nose prosthesis is embedded into the lower part of a nose back deep fascia. The surgery is finished within 30 minutes. A seamless effect can be achieved after the surgery. Stitches are removed 5 to 7 days after the surgery and stitch removing time is shortened. A nose is perfectly matched with the whole facial form and the five sense organs; the root of the nose is naturally jointed with a forehead and superciliary arches; the back of the nose is plump, thick and non-glare; and the tip of the nose is stiff and smooth and has strong stereoscopic impression. Perfect arcs are formed on a front side and double side faces. The problem of the conventional single individual aesthetics orientation of a doctor is solved based on three-dimensional design concept before the surgery and oriental aesthetics standard and the defect of the conventional hump nose aiming at a high nose is overcome through individual designs of personnel temperament, shape of face, the five sense organs and the like. The new concept of beautifying the nose in a projecting, smooth, pretty and concordant way is created. The surgery causes a minor incision, adopts internationally natural and safe prosthesis materials and beautifies a customer in a relaxed, safe and easy way.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to cosmetic plastic surgery technology, in particular to a method for three-dimensional bionic nose beautification. Background technique [0002] As early as 80 years ago, people used petroleum jelly, alum, ceramics, gold, silver, platinum, celluloid, ivory, and even black sea stone, nails, duck breastbone, toothbrush handles, etc. as filling materials to restore saddle noses and augmentation. Nose beauty. The above-mentioned materials are all abandoned because of excessive stimulation and high discharge rate; or because they are brittle and easily broken; or because they are expensive and difficult to source. In the 1920s, liquid paraffin was once widely used as a filler and lasted for decades until it was widely reported that the material could easily cause paraffin tumors. In the past 30 to 40 years, with the rapid development of the chemical industry, various polymer materials have come out one after another, and they have b...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the current rhinoplasty surgery method is generally operated on the basis of the doctor's personal aesthetics and experience. There is no unified reference standard, and the shape after surgery cannot achieve the desired natural effect.