How did the ancient people grow their nostrils?

Thousands of years ago, people planted fake iron teeth, jeweled or pierced teeth, inserted castor tubes into their nostrils to lift their noses.

According to AO, deep interventional cosmetic surgery was conducted before the modern anesthesia technique appeared. In the past, thousands of years ago the ancients intervened in the body in many ways to beautify.

Rhinoplasty in ancient India

One of the earliest types of cosmetic surgery recorded in the book Sushruta Samhita, an important ancient medical literature from India is the process of rhinoplasty. This process is described as follows:

• The surgical nose is estimated with a piece of leaf. After that, the surgeon cuts a piece of skin of the right size from the skin on the cheek and turns it over to cover the nose. The doctor left only a small amount of skin still attached to the cheek. The nose is covered with skin to be rough by cutting the nose of the nose with a knife.
• Next, the doctor places the skin on the nose and stitches the two parts together. The skin is elevated by inserting two castor tubes into the nostrils to format the new nose.
• After the skin is adjusted correctly, they sprinkle licorice powder, redwood and pound the ginseng into the incision. Finally, they apply cotton wool and clean sesame oil continuously into the incision.

The book Sushruta Samhita dates back to the 6th century BC. The author of this letter is Dr. Sushruta.

Planting false teeth with iron

A false tooth was found from the Celtic woman's remains in Le Chene, France. The iron false tooth has the same size and shape as the woman's upper incisor. Archaeologists believe that iron pins are covered with false teeth made from carved wood or ivory.

This false tooth was found in a fully furnished tomb of 2,300 years old in the Iron Age. In the same cases, this is the oldest case of dental implants found in Western Europe.

The fake tooth made of iron was found to be 2,300 years old.(Photo: HT).

and teeth pierced with gold wire

For millennia ago, ancient genetic studies from all over the world showed ingenuity in cosmetic surgery and cosmetic surgery.

The Indian River basin civilization provides evidence of the earliest type of dentistry that emerged from 7,000 years BC. Archaeological monuments in Pakistan show the practice of dental treatment of dental diseases with a bore hand drill. Under the hands of skilled craftsmen, the teeth of the ancient people were encrusted with jewels on the crowns and pierced the gold wire around the teeth.

Pearl encrusted teeth and pierced gold teeth are made under the skilled hands of ancient craftsmen.(Photo: AO).

Dentistry has been practiced for at least 9,000 years. The technique of tooth extraction and pain medicine has probably appeared a long time ago. When reconstructing these ancient dental forms, scientists believe that the methods used are reliable and effective.