What should I do if my child has a low nose bridge?

This is an era where everyone pursues beauty, and everyone hopes to have exquisite facial features. If a person is born with a high nose bridge, it is a gift from God and can be completely accepted. But some people are not so lucky and are born with a low nose bridge. Children are still in the stage of physical development. If you find that your nose bridge is not high, there are many ways to solve it.

What should I do if my child has a low nose bridge?

In fact, there is no way to do this. Most of these things are related to genetics. As long as the baby is healthy in the mother's heart, the baby is the most beautiful.

It’s not a big deal if the child’s face turns blue, you just need to observe the changes. It’s too careless of a parent to let the child fall under the bed ten times? If there was no brain damage at the time, it would be fine. You should be careful in the future and pay attention to your children. I wish your children health and happiness.

Generally, plastic surgery is needed for better treatment. The effect of medication alone is not ideal. It is recommended to go to the hospital for surgery. Pay attention to postoperative care and prevent infection. It will gradually improve.

The nose is often the first to be injured when you fall, have an accident, or get hurt during sports. Nasal fractures are uncommon in infants and young children because the nasal bones are mostly cartilage at this stage and will bounce back without breaking when compressed. However, if a fracture occurs in the developing nose, damaging the nose's structure, it may cause breathing problems if not properly treated. In fact, many nasal deformities in adulthood are caused by nasal injuries in childhood that were not discovered and treated in time.

When the nose is hit, the cartilage is more likely to deform than to break. One or both sides of the nose may be flattened and bulge outward, causing swelling. At this time, parents or caregivers should immediately:

●Comfort your child.

●Apply ice to both sides of the nose, especially the swollen areas.

●If you have a nosebleed, stop the bleeding.

If there is no ongoing bleeding and your child can breathe through the injured nostril, you may not need to seek emergency treatment immediately.

Observe the child from the front. Is the nose straight or crooked (the swelling on one or both sides of the nose may still not subside)?

●Can the child breathe normally through both nostrils?

If there are no problems with your appearance or breathing, you can wait a few more days to see if your nose becomes straight after the swelling goes down. If you have trouble breathing or if you have problems with your appearance, see your doctor.