What should I do if my nasal bridge has collapsed?
Disease description:
I’ve always felt that my nose looks unattractive—especially my low nasal bridge, which gives it a somewhat “bulbous” or “garlic-like” appearance. I’d like to ask: what minimally invasive procedures are typically used to address a low nasal bridge?
Hello, nasal bridge collapse can be corrected through rhinoplasty using implants. Additionally, injectable rhinoplasty and autologous cartilage rhinoplasty are also common techniques for nasal augmentation. These methods can restore the collapsed area to a straight, well-defined contour and improve overall nasal shape. In particular, autologous cartilage rhinoplasty utilizes your own cartilage, eliminating the risk of immune rejection. Different rhinoplasty techniques vary in terms of aesthetic outcome and longevity. I hope this information is helpful to you. Wishing you good health!