Zhang Han's nasal revision surgery began promptly at 7:00 PM.
His rhinoplasty required the use of filler material.
There are four common types of nasal fillers: hyaluronic acid, silicone implants, expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE), and autologous cartilage.
Of these four materials, autologous cartilage is the safest and yields the best results, but it is also the most technically demanding to use.
Using the patient's own cartilage for rhinoplasty offers better compatibility and stability, with no risk of rejection and a low absorption rate.
Once healed, it feels and looks no different from a real nose, appearing extremely natural.
Yan Feifan was performing this surgery to practice and validate what he had learned, so naturally, he wasn't intimidated by its difficulty.
At the same time, Yan Feifan also considered that Zhang Han was only nineteen this year. After the nasal reconstruction, the nose needed to be resilient enough to withstand being touched or kneaded.
