Better Nose Surgery Method Found Beyond Rhinoplasty
A historical note mentions a new approach to achieving an improved nose appearance beyond traditional rhinoplasty, suggesting a simpler or more effective process than prior surgical methods.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
8
A historical note mentions a new approach to achieving an improved nose appearance beyond traditional rhinoplasty, suggesting a simpler or more effective process than prior surgical methods.
The text describes a process where a material gradually takes shape while remaining pliable. It emphasizes that molding occurs as the substance remains in a plastic condition, allowing its form to be altered during shaping.
A medical essay explains how the nose shapes facial character and can be molded in infancy. It covers nasal anatomy, breathing, adenoids, and a controversial cosmetic method involving needles and galvanic current. It warns about red noses and notes potential nose shaping by parents for sons or daughters.
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