Do I have to do my eyes to get my nose done

It is not necessary to have the eyes done for the nose, and whether it needs to be done simultaneously depends on the individual's facial foundation and aesthetic needs. Nasal plastic surgery and eye plastic surgery are two separate projects, usually designed separately according to the actual needs of the beauty seeker. If the nasal bridge is low and flat accompanied by epicanthic folds or excessive eye distance, doctors may recommend joint adjustments to improve overall coordination. Asian people often have a low and flat nasal root combined with epicanthic folds. Simple rhinoplasty may result in a wider visual distance between the eyes. At this time, eye corner surgery can optimize facial proportions. But if the eye shape is good and coordinated with the nose, there is no need for additional eye surgery. In rare cases, after rhinoplasty, changes in skin tone may affect the shape of the inner canthus, leading to pseudoepicanthic folds. This type of secondary problem needs to be evaluated for adjustment after a stable period of 3-6 months postoperatively. Congenital severe saddle nose with eyelid droop may require a combination of otolaryngology and plastic surgery, but such cases are relatively rare. Doctors will use 3D imaging technology to simulate postoperative effects and help patients determine whether combined surgery is necessary.

It is recommended to conduct a detailed facial assessment before surgery and fully communicate with the doctor about the expected results. After surgery, pay attention to keeping the wound clean and dry, avoid rubbing the nose and eyes, and regularly check and observe the recovery situation. Properly supplementing high-quality protein and vitamin C in diet can help with wound healing and reduce scar formation.