Review bulbous nose surgery in detail
As autumn gradually approaches,
you can begin to feel the cool air,
and unlike the hot summer, people sweat less in this season,
so those planning surgical procedures
have tended to prefer this time of year.
Because the likelihood of inflammation caused by sweat
is reduced, many people visit our clinic
to improve concerns they have long had
and receive related consultations.
Why not take this opportunity to learn more
about bulbous nose surgery through this post, overcome your complex,
and plan a change in your image?

Everyone has an image they prefer,
and in order to get closer to it,
it is important to carefully review the relevant information
in advance.
In particular, rather than focusing intensively
on just one aspect such as cost,
it is important to compare and choose carefully across various factors.
The most important point to pay attention to
in bulbous nose surgery is, above all, the nasal tip.
In the past, a bulbous nose was often preferred
because it was said to bring good fortune.
However, these days, people tend to pursue
a sharper and more refined impression,
so it is important to focus on checking how the nasal tip
will be lifted and refined.

In general, an implant is inserted into the nasal tip
to create a raised shape, but in this case
autologous cartilage is used instead
of an artificial implant.
Autologous tissue used for the nasal tip
includes septal cartilage located inside the nose
and ear cartilage located behind the ear,
and both are helpful in creating a raised yet not artificial,
naturally refined look.
People planning bulbous nose surgery generally
consider only the frontal shape
and want to avoid a wide, blunt appearance,
At this time, by reducing the nostril width and creating a slimmer nasal tip,
we hoped the improvement would help them move closer
to the appearance they wanted.

When performing bulbous nose surgery,
the first priority was to carefully assess
each individual’s anatomical shape, structure, and other factors.
Even if patients appeared to have
a similar bulbous nose,
the method chosen would vary depending on each person’s nostril size, amount of fat,
and overall appearance,
and this ultimately led to differences in the results.
| Nostril wing fat removal | A nose that looks bulky because of fat. After a fine incision, the fat layer in the nostril wings is removed. |
| External incision | A nose that looks large because the nostril wings are thick. When the wings are thick, an incision is made on their outer side, then sutured inward for a slimmer line. |
| Internal incision | A wide nose with long, large nostrils. When the nostrils are long, large and wide, an incision is made on the inner side and sutured downward to shorten them and refine their shape. |
| External and internal incision | A large nose with thick nostril wings and wide, long nostrils. Incisions are made on both the outer and inner sides, then sutured inward for a slimmer line and shorter nostrils. |
| Special thread reduction | A nose whose nostril wings are not thick but spread apart. After a fine incision, a special thread is placed along both sides of the wings and pulled to bring them together before finishing. |
| Nostril wing incision | A wide, flared nose. An incision is made where the wings attach on both sides of the nostrils, then sutured snugly along the outer side of the nostrils so the scar looks natural. |

By considering a wide range of cases, selecting an appropriate
method, and performing the procedure with skilled medical techniques,
made it possible to aim for natural-looking nostril reduction,
allowing patients to expect a positive change in their overall image.
Because each person has a different appearance and structure,
there is no single method that can be applied
to everyone; however, through a thorough consultation with a specialist medical team,
it is important to determine whether the procedure is suitable
in order to expect a satisfying result.
At Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery, with many years of experience and expertise,
Director Hwang Ho
emphasized that creating a nasal tip line suited to each individual
and providing proper aftercare are also important
for successful improvement.
For this reason, we have established a high-pressure oxygen therapy device,
CT equipment, and a systematic aftercare system,
providing one-on-one care for each patient.
If you are planning successful bulbous nose surgery,
we hope you will click the banner below to find directions to our clinic
and information such as consultation hours.


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