I have heard about 'thin out the fatty tissue' I have oily skin. I have very thick skin on my nose tip , I want to know how does that work? how do you want to reduce nose skin thickness.
Answer: Thinning nasal fatty tissue
It is possible to slightly thin down some of the thick, oily, sebaceous dermis from the underside of the skin during a rhinoplasty. This is only minimally helpful in certain select areas across the supratip of the nose. The surgeon also has to be careful so as to not thin the skin too much or create dimples.
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It is possible to slightly thin down some of the thick, oily, sebaceous dermis from the underside of the skin during a rhinoplasty. This is only minimally helpful in certain select areas across the supratip of the nose. The surgeon also has to be careful so as to not thin the skin too much or create dimples.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: The fat layer can be changed, the skin thickness cannot As you mentioned, patients differ significantly in the thickness of the skin. Some patients have very thin skin and some patients have very thick skin. The skin itself cannot be thinned out or else it may compromise blood flow and risk a wound on your nose. However during an open rhinoplasty, when the tip is elevated, there is usually a fat layer right underneath the skin of the tip of the nose. The loose fatty tissue under the skin of the tip of the nose can be removed or debulked to make the tip of the nose more visible and refined. This is limited by your anatomy and you will only find out once you are in the operating room etc. -Dr. David Mattos, New York Plastic Surgical Group
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CONTACT NOW Answer: The fat layer can be changed, the skin thickness cannot As you mentioned, patients differ significantly in the thickness of the skin. Some patients have very thin skin and some patients have very thick skin. The skin itself cannot be thinned out or else it may compromise blood flow and risk a wound on your nose. However during an open rhinoplasty, when the tip is elevated, there is usually a fat layer right underneath the skin of the tip of the nose. The loose fatty tissue under the skin of the tip of the nose can be removed or debulked to make the tip of the nose more visible and refined. This is limited by your anatomy and you will only find out once you are in the operating room etc. -Dr. David Mattos, New York Plastic Surgical Group
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May 13, 2019
Answer: Rhinoplasty technique It’s not unusual for plastic surgeons to encounter patients with thick nasal skin. When this situation arises, the detailed sculpting of the underlying cartilage and bone that occurs with rhinoplasty may be hidden by a thick skin envelope. Under these circumstances, it may be reasonable to thin fat from the under surface of the skin to create more definition of the underlying nasal structures. This maneuver can improve nasal aesthetics, but isn’t without some risk. Defatting and thinning of the nasal skin can result in skin necrosis, scarring, asymmetry and nasal contour irregularities. For this reason, it’s appropriate to approach this maneuver with caution. If you’re considering defatting of your nasal tip, consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon is appropriate. This surgeon should be able to formulate a treatment plan that addresses your concerns.
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Answer: Rhinoplasty technique It’s not unusual for plastic surgeons to encounter patients with thick nasal skin. When this situation arises, the detailed sculpting of the underlying cartilage and bone that occurs with rhinoplasty may be hidden by a thick skin envelope. Under these circumstances, it may be reasonable to thin fat from the under surface of the skin to create more definition of the underlying nasal structures. This maneuver can improve nasal aesthetics, but isn’t without some risk. Defatting and thinning of the nasal skin can result in skin necrosis, scarring, asymmetry and nasal contour irregularities. For this reason, it’s appropriate to approach this maneuver with caution. If you’re considering defatting of your nasal tip, consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon is appropriate. This surgeon should be able to formulate a treatment plan that addresses your concerns.
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December 11, 2016
Answer: Excessive fat in the nasal-tip skin may be addressed during Rhinoplasty Surgery.
If you have thick, oily skin on the tip of your nose, this may be carefully thinned during rhinoplasty Surgery. Thick nasal skin has advantages and disadvantages. Your thick skin is less likely to show irregularities after Rhinoplasty Surgery. It may also limit the amount of narrowing that you and your surgeon desire.
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Answer: Excessive fat in the nasal-tip skin may be addressed during Rhinoplasty Surgery.
If you have thick, oily skin on the tip of your nose, this may be carefully thinned during rhinoplasty Surgery. Thick nasal skin has advantages and disadvantages. Your thick skin is less likely to show irregularities after Rhinoplasty Surgery. It may also limit the amount of narrowing that you and your surgeon desire.
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November 15, 2014
Answer: Fatty tissue on the nose
A photo would have helped! But the tip of the nose has 3 components for thickness. The skin, fibro fatty tissue, the lower lateral alar cartilages, and a combination of all 3. Over the net there is no way to discuss your issues. Go see 3 boared PS in your area.
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Answer: Fatty tissue on the nose
A photo would have helped! But the tip of the nose has 3 components for thickness. The skin, fibro fatty tissue, the lower lateral alar cartilages, and a combination of all 3. Over the net there is no way to discuss your issues. Go see 3 boared PS in your area.
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