If you want to prevent contracture while getting a customized design through bulbous nose surgery

If you want to prevent contracture while getting a customized design through bulbous nose surgery?

As the times have changed, people’s perspectives on appearance have also changed. Unlike in the past, when it was thought that only celebrities or people with jobs that require attention to appearance cared about their looks, many people nowadays pay attention to their appearance and want to improve the areas that had become a complex and become even more beautiful.

Among external features, the nose is the central part of the face and greatly affects one’s impression, so many people try to improve it.

As the center axis of the face, the nose is a three-dimensional feature and has a major influence on determining one’s image. When looking for a well-known rhinoplasty clinic in Gangnam, it is important to create a desirable shape that achieves harmony and balance by considering the overall proportions of the face.

The technique that can create a nose shape that best suits the individual can produce harmonious facial features and a well-balanced nose. Through this, it is also possible to prevent situations that would require a second or third revision.

 

When improving the nose, there are four important points to consider.

First, to create the shape that best suits each individual’s face,

harmony and balance must be considered.

Because the nose is a three-dimensional feature,

both the frontal and side effects must be considered.

From the bridge of the nose and the forehead line to the chin tip line, forehead, eyes, nose, mouth, cheeks, and facial contour,

various areas must be considered during the procedure.

When improving the nose, it is important to understand the possible range and limitations, avoid excessive correction,

and proceed safely.

Also, because the nose functions as both a respiratory organ and a sensory organ,

it is important to consider both aesthetics and functionality.

The changing aesthetic sense over time can be seen clearly when looking at a bulbous nose. A bulbous nose refers to a nose with a blunt tip and wide nostrils,

creating an overall rounded and unfocused impression.

In particular, in the case of East Asians, the cartilage at the tip of the nose is relatively weak, while the skin is thick and there is a lot of soft tissue, so the tip often appears blunter than in Westerners. In the past, such bulbous noses were preferred because they were thought to look fortunate in physiognomy, but recently they have been seen as unable to give a refined image, and if the nostrils are also wide and spread out, they can create an even duller impression. For this reason, many people are looking into bulbous nose surgery that allows for customized design and does not involve concerns about contracture.

  A bulbous nose can be caused by various factors.

When planning bulbous nose surgery, it is important to determine a customized design and decide on an appropriate method

so that the procedure is carried out in a way that helps prevent contracture.

First, if the soft tissue at the tip of the nose is thick and abundant, or if the cartilage in the tip area is excessively developed,

the condition is improved by trimming part of the cartilage.

If the nasal tip cartilage is spread outward,

autologous cartilage is used as support to firmly establish the columella and make the nasal tip look sharper.

If the skin is thick,

the nasal tip is reduced through a double-dissection technique that removes the soft tissue, fat, and SMAS fascial layer at the tip of the nose.

If the alar base is wide,

the skin inside the nostrils near the nostril wings is removed to reduce the width.

At this time, the base of the nose is brought together to create an overall triangular structure at the nasal tip.

The advantages of April 31 are not limited to this. To perform bulbous nose surgery with a customized design and prevent contracture,

a detailed examination is carried out using 3D-CT to identify the current condition of the nose and the structure of the bone and soft tissue simultaneously in both 2D and 3D.

  In addition, nose surgery–dedicated

plastic surgery specialists, Chief Director Kim Jae-hoon and Director Park Seong-wan, provide one-on-one consultations, customized surgery, and recovery care checks.

If you want to improve your image with a refined nose line, get a consultation right now.

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