SHE'S PLASTIC SURGERY

  Filler is an effective non-surgical procedure to add some volume. However, there are rare cases when the filler is accumulated in one area. Why does this happen? How to correct it?     When injected in large amounts, there is a high possibility of filler accumulation. Also, this phenomenon happens depending on each person’s body constitution.   When fillers are placed in large amounts, it is possible to remove them with a filler-dissolving injection. Only fillers with the hyaluronic acid-base can be removed. However, if it is a permanent type of filler, then the fillers must be removed with surgery. Therefore, it is crucial to check the type of fillers before undergoing the procedure.

  Q: What is the difference between rhinoplasty and septoplasty? Are they the same procedures?   A: Rhinoplasty is a cosmetic surgery designed to modify the shape of the nose (nose tip and nose bridge).   When it comes to septoplasty, it is a functional plastic surgery that straightens the crooked septum (wall dividing the nose into right and left passage).   As a result, it improves breathing problems. Sometimes, rhinoplasty can also be done in conjunction with septoplasty.     Q: Should I stay in the hospital after the surgery?   A: Patients undergoing rhinoplasty can leave for home right after the surgery. However, it is recommended to use public transportation rather than driving on your own.     Q: How long does it take to recover from rhinoplasty?   A: Usually it takes 1~2 weeks to fully recover after the surgery. Starting from the second week, major swelling will subside, and the patient will feel much better. Q: What are the risk...