First Tip Plasty Surgery for Bulbous Noses, Clear Before-and-After Results!

As interest in social media has recently increased, and more people are looking at external features they want to resemble, there are many who feel satisfied. Because of this, even the profession of influencer has emerged, and as a result, more people are paying attention to their appearance.

When thinking about appearance, the areas people worry about most are the eyes and the nose. Among them, the nose is not only located at the center of the face, but is also one of the most prominent features among the facial features, so many people want to improve the nose, which has a major effect on forming a first impression.

In particular, today let’s take a look at bulbous noses. Due to their characteristics, many East Asians often do not have well-developed cartilage at the tip of the nose. Compared with the relatively underdeveloped cartilage at the tip, East Asians often have thicker skin and more soft tissue, which is why they often show a rounder nose tip than Westerners.

A bulbous nose has a blunt tip and wide nostrils, which can give the overall face a somewhat soft and rounded impression. Traditionally, a bulbous nose may be seen as giving a full and generous look, but it does not create a refined image, and if the nostrils are also wide and spread out, it can give an even duller impression. In addition, because it does not match recent aesthetic standards, many people have come to consider bulbous nose surgery.

For those considering nasal surgery for the first time, there are many points to take into account.

Since there are various types of noses, performing the procedure in different ways was the method that could provide clear before-and-after results. In addition, nose surgery is among the procedures with a relatively high revision rate. Because the overall surgery rate is high and the results are influenced by the medical team’s methods and aesthetic sense, and because even when it seems successful at first, secondary problems often arise over time, many people have been concerned about this.

When undergoing nasal surgery for the first time, there are important points to keep in mind.

First, harmony and balance must be considered in order to create the nose shape that best suits each person’s face.

Since the nose is the most three-dimensional part of the face, both the side and front effects must be considered. It is important to proceed while considering everything from the bridge of the nose and the forehead line to the chin tip line, forehead, eyes, nose, mouth, cheeks, and facial contours.

Also, the procedure should be performed safely by understanding the range and limits of what is possible, and excessive surgery should be avoided.

Because the nose is also an important functional area, both aesthetics and function must be considered. Therefore, the procedure should be carried out based on the medical team’s aesthetic sense, while also taking the nose’s functional structure into account.

  Among nose surgeries, today I would like to talk about

the bulbous nose surgery that people are considering for the first time.

For clear before-and-after results, it is important to proceed with a method based on the cause.

If the soft tissue at the nose tip is thick and excessive, or if the cartilage in the nose tip area is overly developed, improvement is made by trimming and refining part of the cartilage.

If the nose tip cartilage is spread outward, autologous cartilage is used as support to firmly build up the columella, then the nose tip is raised to make it appear more refined.

If the skin is thick, the nose tip is reduced through the double dissection method, which removes soft tissue, fat, and the SMAS fascial layer from the nose tip.

If the alar area is wide, the width is reduced by removing skin from inside the nostrils.

In this case, the base of the nose is brought together to create an overall triangular structure of the nose tip.

To perform bulbous nose surgery using these various methods, it is important to identify the cause through a detailed examination. At our clinic, through 3D-CT, we understand the current state of the nose and the structures of the bone and soft tissue at the same time, so it is important to establish an appropriate plan.

  April 31, dedicated to nasal surgery

With one-on-one consultations, customized surgery, and recovery management checks by Chief Director Kim Jae-hoon, a board-certified plastic surgeon, and Director Park Seong-wan, a board-certified plastic surgeon, we hope you can look forward to satisfying before-and-after results from your first bulbous nose surgery.

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