Cotton-like Disorder? Why Cotton-like Disorders Affect Rhinoplasty, and Their True Role

There is a question that people considering rhinoplasty commonly ask.
“After the surgery Do I really need to put cotton in it? "

 

These days, there are so many people who are afraid of putting cotton in their nose that there is even a term called 'cotton nose disorder'.
But did you know that cotton plays a much more important role than you might think?
today The role of cotton after rhinoplasty class Pain, Removal Timing, and Exception Cases I'll try to organize it.

 

 

 

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The reason cotton is inserted after rhinoplasty is to stop bleeding.

The biggest reason for putting cotton in the nose after surgery is hemostasis (prevention of bleeding) no see.
Rhinoplasty involves the process of peeling off the space inside the nose and inserting a prosthesis or cartilage.
At this time, bleeding may occur due to damage to small blood vessels.

 

The cotton swells as it absorbs the saline solution. Create internal pressure to stop bleeding It helps.
On the outside, taping or splints help maintain the shape of the nose.
On the inside, cotton acts to prevent bleeding and hematomas (blood clots).

 

in other words, Apply pressure simultaneously from inside and outside the nose to secure it in place It's a process of ordering.

 

 

 

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How long do you keep the cotton in?

Cotton is usually used immediately after surgery. Maintain for only one or two days do.
If it's a simple rhinoplasty, it can be removed the next morning.

Because leaving the cotton on for too long can cause discomfort,
According to the doctor's judgment Maintain only the minimum period It is common to do so.

 

 

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Are there cases where cotton is not added?

Not all rhinoplasties require cotton.

For example, if the implant is placed only in the upper part of the nose or only the cartilage at the tip of the nose is treated,
The risk of bleeding is low, so the cotton is sometimes omitted.

 

in other words, The presence or absence of cotton varies depending on the surgical site and method. are you.
So the question is, “Do I really need to put cotton in my surgery?”
It is most accurate to check directly with the doctor in charge when receiving treatment.

 

 

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Does cotton affect the shape of the nose?

Many people worry, “Will the cotton ruin the shape of the nose?”
To conclude, It has little effect.

Cotton is a soft material, so it only provides temporary support to the inside of the nose.
After removing it, it will remain in its original form.

 

Taping or splinting may have an effect as it is for maintaining shape, but
Because cotton mainly plays a role in hemostasis and adhesion, It doesn't affect the shape.

 

 

 

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Removing cotton wool, does it really hurt?

Many people are worried because of reviews saying, 'It hurts so much when you pull out the cotton.'
But in reality A short process that ends in less than a second no see.

You may feel a slight tickle on your nose
There is no need to worry too much because it will go away quickly.

 

Rather, many people say that the stuffiness of having cotton in it is more difficult.

 

 

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Conclusion: Don't be afraid, understand that this is a necessary process.

Cotton after rhinoplasty Essential steps for hemostasis and sealing no see.
Although it is uncomfortable, it does not last long,
The pain during the removal process is also short and mild.

 

Depending on the surgical site or method Sometimes cotton is not added ,
Be sure to consult a specialist to determine which method is right for you.

 

'Somphagia' is just a buzzword,
In fact, it is an important process that helps with rhinoplasty recovery. 😊