Nasal contracture basics Nasal contracture occurs when scar tissue tightens around nasal implants or grafts, pulling the nose into a shorter, unstable shape. The result can compromise breathing and facial balance as the nasal tip descends and symmetry shi…
What is nasal contracture Nasal contracture, in clinical terms, describes a dorsal collapse or scar-induced distortion of the nasal framework after surgery or injury. It often develops when cartilage and soft tissue respond with excessive scar tissue form…
Nose contracture overview After rhinoplasty the body heals through scar formation and tissue remodeling. When scar tissue tightens excessively or the cartilage loses support, the nose can become misshapen or appear lifted or collapsed. This condition is r…
Causes of contracted nose Nasal contracture occurs when scar tissue tightens the nasal framework after rhinoplasty, often following implants or grafts. In many cases, the nose appears shorter and the tip may droop, creating an unnatural look. Contributing…
Nasal contracture basics Nasal contracture refers to a progressive tightening of nasal tissues after rhinoplasty or trauma, which can distort both appearance and breathing. Thin skin, weak cartilage, or previous scar tissue raise the risk, as does repeat…