A garlic nose does not go away as you grow up. The problem of garlic nose is the hypertrophy of the soft tissue of the tip of the nose, or the hypertrophy of the cartilage of the wing of the nose, resulting in the appearance of the tip of the nose is enlarged, often accompanied by the nasal groove is not obvious or the tip of the nose part of the skin is rough like orange peel, affecting the aesthetics. If you want to improve the appearance of the garlic nose, you can have a soft tissue excision of the nasal head and a soft tissue closure of the nasal flank. Surgery is generally not recommended for those under 18 years of age with underdeveloped noses, and is not usually recommended for patients with keloid scarring or allergies. If the patient meets the indications for surgery, a suitable surgical plan should be formulated under the guidance of a specialist, and should not be treated indiscriminately to avoid adverse consequences.