Garlic nose correction
First, a direct answer: the garlic nose has a rounded, blunt, and enlarged nose tip, often accompanied by wide and outward spreading of the nostrils. The main causes are weak and outward spread of the cartilage (lower lateral cartilage) + thickened soft tissue at the nasal tip. The core of correction is to use cartilage sutures and grafts to reconstruct the nasal tip scaffold, gathering the expanded cartilage and moderately thinning the soft tissue at the tip. For wide nostrils, the nose wings are further reduced. It cannot be "reduced" by hyaluronic acid; injections only make it larger. The thicker the skin, the harder it is to shape and the more limited the refinement limits, so rational expectations are needed. 1. How is the garlic nose formed? The garlic nose is not just "fleshy" but usually consists of three factors: weak cartilage, spreading, and separation of the alar cartilage; the tip lacks a concentrated support point, appearing round, blunt, and flat. Thickened soft tissue (skin + subcutaneous tissue) at the nasal tip: well-developed sebaceous glands and thick skin, which...
