Usually, when patients develop blackheads after rhinoplasty, it is recommended that the blackheads be pinched out with medical tweezers by a professional or treated with optional fruit acid peels when the local situation is stable. The formation of blackheads may also be related to excessive exposure to the sun, excessive cleansing, improper use of cosmetics, oily diet, and endocrine disorders, which can be gradually improved in daily life, and the blackheads may be eliminated on their own. If the situation of blackheads is serious, it is generally recommended that after rhinoplasty, local blackheads can be cleaned up in a relatively stable state, and it is recommended that they be removed by dermatology medical personnel, do not use extrusion and nasal paste extraction on your own to avoid infection of the prosthesis. Usually on the basis of cleaning, expanding the local pores and then use clinical special tweezers to remove. Fruit acid peeling can also be performed according to individual conditions. After the skin test results show no allergies, the doctor applies glycolic acid to the local area and sprays a neutralizing solution after a few minutes. In the process, if there is localized redness and slight pain, ice packs can be applied to alleviate the symptoms, and then nutrient creams are applied to remove the blackheads. Patients may experience nasal tilt, leakage of the prosthesis, or localized swelling and pain after rhinoplasty due to the temporary instability of the artificial nasal prosthesis. Therefore, patients need to pay attention to avoid strenuous exercise after the operation, can use ice packs to apply cold compresses appropriately, use saline to rinse the nasal cavity every day, and do not stimulate the nostrils or blow the nose forcefully with hands.