Primary Nose Surgery? The Answer Is April 31

If the face lacks dimension, it can easily look flat. Also, a face without dimension can create the effect of looking larger than it really is, so more and more people are worrying about this.

There are many areas and elements that can add dimension to the face, but among them, the nose seems especially important. Because noses come in many different shapes, there are also many concerns about them.

As the importance of appearance has recently increased, more people are considering cosmetic surgery to improve the nose with primary nose surgery. 

There are as many concerns as there are different ways people refer to the nose. From a low nose that makes the face look flat, to an upturned nose that can look like a pig’s nose, a hooked nose that can look sharp and stubborn, a long nose that can make a person look older, a bulbous nose that can give a dull impression, a deviated nose that can cause functional as well as aesthetic problems, a wide nostril that can look broad, and large nostrils that can fail to create a refined impression—these are some of them.

In this way, there are so many different concerns. You may be wondering how to improve all of these concerns through primary nose surgery, and which method is the right one for you.

  Due to recent advances in medical technology, more people are considering plastic surgery to improve their appearance.

Among these procedures, the nose accounts for a very large proportion.

However, as the overall proportion becomes more significant,

the surgeon’s approach and aesthetic sense can determine the result,

so the risk of revision surgery due to secondary problems or dissatisfaction is also very high.

For this reason, it is advisable to proceed with primary nose surgery carefully.

The nose requires attention to many factors, including facial proportion, harmony, and balance.

It also plays an important functional role,

so it is preferable to consider not only aesthetics but also function.

  When improving the nose, there are four important points.

First, because everyone has different facial features,

the most attractive shape for each person is different.

Therefore, it is important to design a shape that suits each patient best, considering their individual face and aligning it with harmony and balance.

Because the nose is the most three-dimensional part of the face,

it is important not only from the front but also from the side.

If you want improvement from both the side and the front,

it is good to proceed while considering the bridge of the nose, the forehead line, the chin line, the forehead, eyes, nose, mouth, cheeks, and facial contours,

among other factors.

One of the reasons revision surgery may be needed after primary nose surgery is contracture.

There are many reasons why contracture occurs,

and among them is inflammation caused by excessive surgery.

That is why it is important to identify the possible range and limits of surgery and proceed safely.

As mentioned earlier, the nose is also an organ that plays an important functional role,

so it is important to proceed in a way that considers both aesthetic and functional aspects.

  As mentioned, it is important to assess harmony and balance when working on the nose,

and to proceed according to each individual case.

If the middle face appears prominent because the forehead and chin are underdeveloped,

raising and emphasizing the nose may make the midface stand out even more.

In such cases, it is necessary to improve the nose in a way that softens its appearance.

In addition, it is important to add volume to the forehead and chin

so that the face becomes balanced overall.

If the forehead and chin are prominent and the midface appears sunken,

it is important to create a balanced face overall by making the nose tip look high, while keeping the glabella area from becoming too high,

so that the nose tip becomes a natural focal point.

Also, in all cases, it is ideal to create the bridge height, nose tip shape, and overall nose line

while considering the overall proportions of the upper, middle, and lower face.

 

To increase overall understanding of the nose

and design a shape that matches accurately,

detailed examination is essential.

At our clinic, we use 3D-CT

to understand the current condition of the nose as well as the structure of the bones and soft tissues at the same time.

  Another important point to consider is discussing your desired direction of improvement

with a trustworthy medical team and finding the right plan together.

At our clinic, our dedicated nose surgery

plastic surgery specialists, Director Kim Jae-hoon and Dr. Park Seong-wan,

check everything from 1:1 consultations to customized surgery and recovery care.

Considering these points, we believe you can look forward to the results you want.

If you are curious about the first and most important primary nose surgery,

consult with us now.