If You Want Satisfying Results from Arrow Nose Surgery

Did you walk along roads covered in white snow on your way to work?

Today, with snow and rain falling in many places across the country since the morning, many people are expected to have experienced inconvenience on their commute. The snow and rain that started before dawn caused major inconvenience for those driving to work in private cars. With slip accidents and the like occurring one after another on the way to work, traffic congestion was reportedly severe on most sections.

Fortunately, temperatures are not low right now, so the cold has eased, but it is expected to turn cold again starting on the evening commute, so it would be a good idea to dress warmly and prepare for the cold.

As temperatures drop again from the afternoon, the cold is expected to continue through the weekend until tomorrow, and morning temperatures on Sunday are expected to fall to minus 6 degrees Celsius. Since the weather will generally be clear over the weekend, it should be fine for outdoor activities, but please be careful not to catch a cold.

We hope you can rest comfortably this weekend starting tomorrow, and today at Grace, we will take a look at arrow nose surgery.

What is commonly called an arrow nose refers to a nose whose tip droops downward, making the tip look pointed and the nose appear longer. In such cases, the impression can seem strong and sharp, and it can even make the face look longer. This disrupts the overall balance of the face and can also make you look older and more stuffy.

Because the nose is located at the center of the face, it affects the overall image of the face.

The first point of Grace's arrow nose surgery is to move and fix the drooping nose tip. After moving the nasal tip cartilage that determines the position of the tip, it is fixed in the ideal position, and when fixing the nasal tip cartilage, it is secured with autologous tissue rather than an artificial implant.

When autologous tissue is used at the nose tip, there are no side effects caused by foreign substances, and after surgery, the nose tip can move naturally and freely.

Will a nose that has been operated on move??............... Yes, it moves!!!

In many cases, an arrow nose with a pointed, long tip is also accompanied by a hump on the bridge. In such cases, correction is done by raising the drooping tip and shortening the length of the nose, and since arrow noses often come with a hump, the hump is corrected at the same time.

Because the noses of East Asians tend to have a short columellar length and a low tip, septal extension grafting is essential. This procedure uses soft ear cartilage instead of the septal cartilage, which has a firm texture, so there is no need for nasal packing after surgery, allowing for a more comfortable recovery period with easier breathing.

If it is Grace, even arrow nose surgery can create a beautiful and refined line.

Today, at Grace Plastic Surgery, which turns complexes into confidence, we explained arrow nose surgery.

Grace’s rhinoplasty is performed directly by Dr. Choi Moon-seop and Dr. Kim Yoon-ho, and through extensive surgical experience and abundant know-how ranging from breast surgery to petit procedures, they provide satisfying results through fitting surgery tailored to each individual.

With Grace’s own philosophy that beauty begins with safety, we thoroughly manage everything from the operating rooms, which are triple-blocked from the outside, to the surgical environment, always placing your safety first.

Arrow nose surgery? Grace says YES! Grace!

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Grace Plastic Surgery is located 1 minute from Exit 5 of Sinsa Station,

and offers late-night consultations every Friday until 9 p.m.

When visiting the clinic, please come to the 5th floor of the building,

where we will provide fast and friendly consultation.