Some scars may be left, but usually they are hidden and do not affect the overall beauty. In general, if the first is properly performed, shu is well cared for, and formal yi homes and experienced yi students are chosen for the first operation, then the possibility of scarring after a nostrils is low. The nostrils are usually circumcised in the inside of the nostrils, so that there are virtually no visible traces after the shu. Moreover, the current nostrils are very sophisticated, and the use of fine hairlines makes scars less visible. Proper post-shu care, such as avoiding touch, watering and preventing infection, also helps to reduce the generation of scars. However, some special circumstances also require attention. The scars themselves are scarred, so the shu scars may be more visible than normal people. It can be repaired in a number of ways, after the shu is painted with a scar-resistant ointment, or through laser therapy.
Nasal prosthesis.
