Do you have to use bile cartilage for rhinoplasty?

A: Not necessarily, but putting auricular cartilage is a routine operation, and many doctors will do it to increase the curvature of the nasal tip, so many people will choose to use auricular cartilage for rhinoplasty. Let's talk about the way of augmentation rhinoplasty with auricular cartilage. There is no smooth cartilage in the curved part of the ear. When rhinoplasty, doctors usually say that this ear cartilage should be removed, taken out for later use, and then modified into the shape of the tip of the nose. The radian of the carved ear cartilage is similar to that of the tip of the nose, so it plays a certain role in supporting and protecting. Because the current rhinoplasty prostheses are all integrated, although the tip of the nose is super soft, if you don't put a little cartilage on it, the tip of the nose will be red, swollen, deformed or even necrotic to expose the prosthesis over time. At this time, the ear cartilage is a good buffer. By protecting the nasal tip prosthesis, the nasal tip prosthesis will not be in direct contact with the skin as much as possible, so that you can have a long-term beautiful nose!