Rhinoplasty by Nose Type

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Raising the bridge and tip for a defined, three-dimensional face

Using autologous cartilage or an implant to form a natural, harmonious nose line

A refined look with a customized design suited to facial proportions

1. Adjusting bridge height with an implant to suit facial proportions

2. Shaping a defined tip with autologous cartilage

3. A natural, refined nose line

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Straightening the deviated nasal bones and cartilage for a balanced nose line

Aligning the bridge and tip for a natural, stable structure

Customized correction that also considers function, relieving nasal congestion

1. Mild deviation

1. Diagnosing the cause and degree of deviation
2. Correcting the deviated part by inserting an implant or cartilage into the bridge

2. Severe deviation

1. Osteotomy of both nasal bones and correction for balance
2. Correcting asymmetry of the lateral cartilage with septoplasty

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Refining the tip and, in proportion with the face, the bridge for a refined image.

Removing unnecessary fat and soft tissue for a sleeker, more refined nose line.

Readjusting the tip cartilage to form a naturally slim line.

1. Abundant subcutaneous fat and thick skin

Unnecessary subcutaneous fat is removed
and the tip cartilage is reinforced for a sleek line.

2. Alar cartilages of the tip spread apart

The cartilages are gathered to the center and fixed so the tip does not spread.

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Refining the protruding hump for a smooth, soft line

Balancing the bridge
and tip
for a refined image

A softer look with a natural, harmonious nose line

1. Osteotomy or rasping of the hump

The hump is cut or rasped down for a smoother bridge

2. A refined look

Harmony between the bridge and tip creates a soft, refined look

A natural nose length designed with individual facial proportions in mind

Autologous cartilage
supports the tip
stably

Lowering the upturned tip
reduces the nostrils
visible from the front

1. Tip lengthening

A tip strut is made with septal cartilage or similar material, and the nose is naturally lengthened.

2. Alar lowering

When the nostrils are turned up, the alar cartilage is lowered to improve nostril show.

3. Tip position correction

The upturned tip is lowered for a soft, balanced nose line.

1. Before surgery

The nose looks long because of a drooping tip

2. Tip cartilage adjustment

The position of the alar cartilage that makes the tip droop is corrected.

3. Cartilage repositioning

The cartilage is resected or repositioned so the tip rises naturally.

4. Depressor muscle resection

The depressor muscle that pulls the tip down is resected to prevent drooping.

5. Tip strut formation

Tip support is reinforced with septal cartilage or autologous cartilage.

6. After surgery

The tip angle improves naturally, completing a balanced nose length and a refined nose line.

Fundamental improvement
of a wide bridge

Bridge design
suited to facial proportions

Surgery that also
considers function

1. Osteotomy of the wide nasal bones

The wide nasal bones are cut to narrow the bridge.

2. Forming a slim bridge line

The nasal bones are brought inward to form a slim bridge line.

3. A natural, three-dimensional nose line

If needed, tip correction and implant insertion are combined for a more natural, three-dimensional nose line.