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- Why use a microcannula rather than a hypodermic needle for a medical rhinoplasty?
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<\/p>\nSurgical rhinoplasty involves a considerable amount of patient recovery time with temporary side effects and lengthy post-operative care. In comparison, a medical rhinoplasty has fewer risks and side effects. Erasing irregularities of the nose, reducing a bump or a hollow, correcting a deviation, refining a nose that is too wide or redrawing a faded bridge has become easy and quick, but not without risks. <\/span>The nasal area is extremely sensitive and needs to be treated with great precision, perfect anatomical knowledge and the appropriate tools by aesthetic medicine professionals.<\/span><\/p>\n
This operation is traditionally performed with the use of a sharp tipped hypodermic needle, which is certainly effective but also presents many risks that should not be overlooked by the professional. In order to better accompany the filling operation, the use of a microcannula is more advantageous than a traditional pointed-tip needle. In addition to their convenience and ease of injection of dermal filler, microcannulas protect the patient from many undesirable side effects<\/a>.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n
With the help of an adapted microcannula, professionals are able to shape and fill in areas of the nose with precision. By inserting the microcannula into the targeted area, aesthetic doctors can lift or raise certain areas of the nose according to the patient’s wishes.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n
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- The use of the microcannula is less dangerous and traumatic<\/strong>
\nThe main feature of a microcannula is its blunt, round tip that is gentler and less traumatic for the patient<\/a>. The overall design of the microcannula tip reduces damage and side effects to the skin, muscles and tissues during the injection process. This is because the blunt tip of a microcannula pushes through the dermal layer instead of piercing it like a traditional needle. This allows it to bypass important vascular systems and avoid overworking the skin by creating scars and wounds each time it is inserted. <\/span>Less trauma to the skin means that the patient will be less likely to suffer from swelling, bruising, bleeding or inflammation than with a conventional needle. These advantages will also make it easier for the aesthetic physician to assess the effectiveness of the nasal procedure.
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\nWith only one point of entry required, aesthetic physicians have the freedom to fill most areas around the nose, especially the nasolabial folds with the STOP Facial Aging Method<\/a>. Known to be a particularly difficult area to fill due to the sensitivity of the skin, the use of the microcannula helps to minimize the risks and overcome these limitations known by hypodermic needle users. Because the microcannulas can bend under the dermal layer, aesthetic physicians can easily reach any area around the nose from most adjacent sites on the face.<\/span><\/strong><\/strong><\/strong><\/strong><\/p>\n\n - A wider reach of injection
- The use of the microcannula is less dangerous and traumatic<\/strong>