What to do if your child has a collapsed nose

We all know that if our nose is high and straight, it will actually add a lot of color to our facial features. But sometimes, whether due to genetics or accident, some children have a collapsed nose. Therefore, many mothers worry that their children’s noses will not look good in the future. So, what should we do if a child has a flat nose? In fact, mothers have some ways to help children improve their nose shape.

In fact, children's flat noses are congenital and are not caused by immature development. So what should we do if a child has a very flat nose? The nose can be repaired after adulthood, and the effect is still very good.

1. Injectable Rhinoplasty

Injection rhinoplasty is a very popular nasal plastic surgery technique nowadays. By injecting filling materials into the bridge of the nose, the problem of a flat nose can be solved. This method is simple to operate, safe and painless, and there will be no side effects after the operation. It is an ideal choice to improve the problem of a flat nose.

2. Prosthetic Rhinoplasty

Solid silicone or expanded polymer materials are usually used to fill the bridge of the nose through a small incision to achieve the effect of raising the bridge of the nose.

Autologous cartilage tissue such as ear cartilage, rib cartilage and nasal septum cartilage, etc., when used to pad the nose, the tissue survival rate is higher, and there will be no irritation or rejection reaction, and the effect can be maintained for a long time.

The dangers of pinching a child's nose

1. In fact, we know that the height of the nose bridge is determined by genetic factors, growth rate, and early nutrition. After the baby is one to one and a half years old, the facial bones and nasal bones will begin to develop rapidly, and the nose bridge will gradually grow more obvious, so you should not pinch the child's nose.

3. Compared with adults, children's nasal cavities are shorter and more rich in blood vessels. If you pinch a child's nose bridge frequently, it will affect the child's breathing.

Therefore, in daily life, some of the methods that are passed on by everyone have no scientific basis, but there are still many people who believe in such methods. So what should we do if a child has a flat nose? This question has been shared with everyone. I hope everyone can read it carefully and not believe in some folk methods that hurt the child's nose. That would be counterproductive. No matter how beautiful the nose is, it is not as real as a healthy one.