Myth 1: The higher the nose, the better

The height beyond the proportion of the face is false, unnatural, and easily visible in conflict with skin tension. Coordination is better than absolute height.

Myth 2: Once in place, never change

The tissue changes with age, and there is swelling and stabilization after surgery. The "immediate effect" does not mean the end. Reasonable expectations are important.

Myth 3: Nasal plastic surgery is not swollen or painful

Any operation has trauma and recovery periods, and swelling and bruising are normal processes. Concealing the recovery period will be detrimental to preparation.

Myth 4: Copying templates

Someone else's beautiful nose may not be suitable for you. Plans should be customized based on an individual basis.

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Ask more questions and make multiple face-to-face diagnoses, and replace "listening and hearing" with scientific cognition.

This article is a popular science popularization of misunderstandings, and is based on the doctor's face-to-face diagnosis.