Columella scar repair

Everyone's nose is different, and there's no predicting what problems may arise with each one. After the nose is injured, it needs to be repaired. The columella is the support of the nose and should be protected from injury. Because after the columella is injured, it should be repaired in time, but the human body may have many unpredictable problems. So what should we pay attention to when repairing the columella scar?

1. Pay attention to maintenance after surgery. After rhinoplasty and columella surgery, you must pay attention to the postoperative maintenance method. Incorrect maintenance will cause the wound to become larger, while the correct maintenance method can help you stay away from scars. Therefore, it is recommended that you start from all aspects of life after the operation so that you can reduce the chance of wounds in an ideal recovery environment.

2. Laser treatment. Laser treatment is currently a more common method of scar treatment. There are many things to pay attention to when using this method. It is recommended that you learn more about laser scar treatment in your life and then treat scars correctly.

3. Prevention through diet. Diet is very important for patients who undergo rhinoplasty surgery, because if you do not pay attention to your eating habits after the surgery, it will easily lead to the appearance of scars, and some patients will even aggravate the wound. For patients who undergo rhinoplasty surgery, it is best to maintain a light diet and stay away from irritating foods in order to stay healthy and avoid scars caused by diet.

Finally, I hope everyone knows that there are actually many methods in life that can help everyone stay away from rhinoplasty columella scars. I suggest that everyone learn well in life. I also hope that everyone knows that some people are born with a scar-prone constitution. In this case, the chance of scarring after rhinoplasty surgery will be higher, so it is best to understand the actual situation with your doctor before the operation, and then minimize the probability of scarring.