Revision of liquid silicone in the nose

Removal of liquid silicone from the nose

Surgical removal of liquid silicone from the nose, based on symptoms

1. Migration of liquid silicone toward the sides of the nose

Surgery to remove foreign material may also involve suctioning it from the sides of the nose and the inner corners of the eyes.

2. Skin discoloration

Surgery to remove foreign material helps prevent ongoing damage to the pigment cells and allows the body to repair itself. Mild cases may resolve on their own, depending on the severity and how long the condition has been present.

3. Inflammation

Surgery to remove foreign material, combined with topical treatment and anti-inflammatory medication, helps restore the tissue to a normal or near-normal condition and prevent nasal deformity or damage to nasal tissue.

There are three methods to remove liquid silicone from the nose.

The SOSR technique at our clinic effectively, precisely, and safely removes liquid substances. The procedure prioritizes scar concealment, ensuring the scars blend seamlessly with the body. Meticulous suturing promotes faster healing and a smooth finish.

1. Removal of infected silicone oil from the nose.

Removal of infected silicone oil from the nose using the open rhinoplasty method, followed by excision of necrotic tissue and inflamed tissue.

2. Removal of silicone oil along with nose sculpting (no augmentation).

Removal of silicone oil from the nose using the open rhinoplasty method, with reshaping and structural adjustments to the nose, including interdomal suturing and trimming of the alar cartilage.

3. Removal of silicone oil combined with nose augmentation and refinement.

Removal of silicone oil from the nose using the open rhinoplasty method, followed by internal structural adjustments and the placement of a premium, custom-designed silicone implant for enhanced shape. Cartilage from the ear, tissue, or synthetic material is used to refine the nasal tip, increasing firmness and preventing tip perforation.

Three methods for surgically removing liquid silicone from the nose

Removal of liquid material using Silicone oil Suction Removal (SOSR)

at the clinic can remove the material effectively and precisely, with a focus on safety. The procedure also emphasizes concealed incisions, with meticulous suturing to help the scars blend naturally with the body’s contours.

1. Removal of inflamed and infected liquid material from the nose

Removal of inflamed and infected liquid material from the nose using the open excision and trimming of necrotic and inflamed tissue

2. Removal of liquid material and nasal reshaping (without augmentation)

Removal of liquid material from the nose using the open approach, reshaping and reconstructing the nose, suturing the interdomal area, and trimming the alar cartilage.

3. Removal of liquid material, with nasal augmentation and reshaping

Removal of liquid material from the nose using the open approach to inspect and reconstruct the internal structures, insert a custom-designed silicone implant for an attractive shape, and use ear cartilage/tissue/or artificial tissue to lengthen and shape the nasal tip, strengthen it, and help prevent tip perforation.

3.1 Open rhinoplasty using ear cartilage and/or tissue

Removing liquid silicone using the open technique.

Reconstructing and improving the internal nasal structure.
Placing a custom-designed premium silicone implant for an aesthetically pleasing shape.
Reinforcing the nasal tip using ear cartilage, tissue, or artificial tissue.

Removal of liquid material from the nose using an open approach, with reconstruction of the internal structures and insertion of a custom-designed silicone implant for an attractive shape. Ear cartilage, tissue, or artificial tissue is used to augment and shape the nasal tip, strengthen it, and help prevent tip perforation.

Note: Results vary from person to person.

3.2 Open rhinoplasty with artificial rib cartilage

Removal of silicone oil from the nose using the open technique, reconstructing the internal structure, and placing a custom-designed premium silicone implant for an aesthetically pleasing shape. Ear cartilage, tissue, or artificial tissue and artificial rib cartilage is used to reinforce the structure and extend the nasal tip, enhancing strength and preventing tip perforation.

Removal of liquid material from the nose using an open approach, with reconstruction of the internal structures and insertion of a custom-designed silicone implant for an attractive shape. Ear cartilage, tissue or artificial tissue, along with artificial rib cartilage, is used to reinforce the structure and lengthen the nasal tip, helping strengthen it and prevent tip perforation.

Note: Results vary from person to person.

3.3 Open rhinoplasty with rib cartilage

Removal of silicone oil from the nose using the open technique, reconstructing the internal structure, and placing a custom-designed premium silicone implant for an aesthetically pleasing shape. Ear cartilage, tissue, or artificial tissue and rib cartilage is used to reinforce the structure and extend the nasal tip, enhancing strength and preventing tip perforation.

Removal of liquid material from the nose using an open approach, with reconstruction of the internal structures and insertion of a custom-designed silicone implant for an attractive shape. Ear cartilage, tissue or artificial tissue, together with rib cartilage, is used to reinforce the structure and lengthen the nasal tip, helping strengthen it and prevent tip perforation.

Note: Results vary from person to person.

The process of removing liquid silicone from the nose

Reviews of liquid silicone removal from the nose

Note: Results vary from person to person.

Video: Surgery to remove liquid silicone from the nose

1. A collection of reviews featuring cases involving the removal of liquid silicone, foreign substances, bioplastic, and substandard fillers from the nose