[에톤TV] Rhinoplasty Review: Adding Dimension to a Small Nose, Low Nose, and Low Nasal Bridge

A rhinoplasty review

that adds dimension to a small nose, low nose, and low nasal bridge

Many people think that when it comes to nose surgery,

the goal is always to make the nose higher

and larger.

However, rhinoplasty is not simply about increasing the height of the nose;

it is a process of designing dimension in the face.

In this case,

the nose was generally small,

the nasal bridge was rounded,

and the face lacked dimension.

In particular, the area between the eyes was low,

which made the nose appear low overall.

The goal was to improve the nose’s short appearance,

which is associated with a large nasolabial angle.

When planning the surgery,

the starting point of the nasal bridge was set conservatively

by considering the degree of development of the brow bone,

which helped prevent an unnatural appearance

and create a natural line.

In addition, when adjusting the nasolabial angle,

care was taken to prevent the nose from appearing excessively long.

Regarding the material,

because the patient’s septal cartilage was small,

strong donor cartilage was selected

to improve the stability of the nasal tip.

After surgery, the nostril exposure was reduced,

the contours of the nasal bridge became more defined,

and the overall facial dimension was enhanced.

Rhinoplasty should prioritize harmony with the patient’s anatomical characteristics,

and the key is a dimensional change

rather than simply making the nose larger.

If you are considering nose surgery,

rather than simply making your nose higher or larger,

please remember that it is important to consider

the balance and dimension of the entire face.

Thank you. 😀