Hello, we are Doctor Jin and Director Son from Flexible Doctors. Today, we are going to learn about bulbous nose surgery with Dr. Jin who is a medical professional that specializes in nose plastic surgery. Doctor, what is a bulbous nose? A bulbous nose is sometimes referred to as a ju-meok nose (“fist nose” in Korean).

This is a case where the lower part of the nose is larger in comparison to the other parts of the nose. Then, why does a bulbous nose occur? There are many reasons why a bulbous nose can occur. It can occur when alar cartilage forms on the inside of the nose, when that alar cartilage is too large, or when the gap between the alar cartilage is too wide,

It can also occur when the skin itself is thick, or when the subcutaneous layer is too excessive. Doctor, it is said that a bulbous nose is usually less sophisticated, right? How can we improve this area? In order to correct a bulbous nose, it is necessary to cut off some of the hypertrophic cartilage.

It is often necessary to remove some of the tissue if there is a need to tie the gaps between open cartilage and excessive subcutaneous tissue. So, is there a specific plastic surgery that is performed for a bulbous nose? If the nose pillar is low itself, we may be able to perform surgery to raise the nose pillar along with the bulbous nose surgery.

If you want the tip of your nose to be a little bit higher, you can have surgery to augment the nasal tip along with the bulbous nose surgery. Otherwise, if the area of your nose is wide, it may be helpful to have a nostril reduction. Nose plastic surgery is divided into more diverse surgeries than I thought it would be, Doctor.

That's right. Depending on the patient's condition, the surgery can be divided into various procedures. Therefore, it is important to find an expert, get an accurate diagnosis in advance, and plan your surgery. Alright, thank you for explaining everything to us. We have been the Flexible Doctors. Thank you for watching!

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