JW Male Rhinoplasty for a Refined Straight Line

One of the features that can highlight the strengths of a face for people of all ages and genders is the nose. The shape of the nose alone can make a person’s appearance and image look noticeably different, creating a city-like impression while expressing the look each person wants. However, if the nose is low, crooked, or broad, it is better to improve it into a sharp, straight line.

When the shape of the nose, which is the center of the face, changes, it greatly affects the original image. Since each person’s appearance and facial feature proportions differ, important points to check before deciding on rhinoplasty are the preferred nose shape and a nose shape that suits the individual face type.

Even very small changes can be felt strongly in a person’s impression, so those considering rhinoplasty need to think more carefully about factors that reduce refinement, such as the height of the bridge and the width of the nostrils.

For this reason, more men are visiting our JW Garden Plastic Surgery Clinic for a sharp, smooth nose line. In fact, many male patients are also visiting JW Garden Plastic Surgery Clinic. Because men and women have different standards of beauty, and because skin thickness and the shape and size of the nasal bones differ, male rhinoplasty must be approached differently from female rhinoplasty.

Men have a relatively higher risk of injury than women, so in male rhinoplasty it is important to choose an implant that is safer against external impact. Also, unlike the style preferred by women, who tend to favor a semi-upturned line or a straight-semi-upturned line, a straight nasal line gives men a more refined, masculine image.

1. JW Garden Plastic Surgery Clinic Male Rhinoplasty: Low Nose

We create a nose shape that gives a masculine appeal and a friendly impression, rather than simply making it high and sharply raised.

2. JW Garden Plastic Surgery Clinic Male Rhinoplasty: Hump Nose

We smooth out the hump that protrudes on the bridge of the nose, improving a rough impression into a straight and neat image.

3. JW Garden Plastic Surgery Clinic Male Rhinoplasty: Crooked Nose

We correct not only the aesthetic aspects but also functional problems caused by a crooked nose, such as nasal congestion and rhinitis.

4. JW Garden Plastic Surgery Clinic Male Rhinoplasty: Long Nose / Arrow Nose

Because a drooping nose tip makes the midface look longer and the person look older, we correct the nasal tip cartilage to complete the nose in proper proportions.

5. JW Garden Plastic Surgery Clinic Male Rhinoplasty: Short Nose / Upturned Nose

Through nasal tip correction, we adjust the angle of the nasolabial angle formed by the nose tip and upper lip to the normal range, improving the impression.

6. JW Garden Plastic Surgery Clinic Male Rhinoplasty: Nostril Reduction / Bulbous Nose

We correct the impression of a dull, unsophisticated nose caused by a broad, flat nose, completing a more masculine appeal.

7. JW Garden Plastic Surgery Clinic Male Rhinoplasty: Contracted Nose (Revision Surgery)

We correct the length and position of the nose using a high-difficulty surgical method that utilizes septal autologous cartilage, ear cartilage, or costal cartilage.

[Artificial Implants]

1. Silicone

Silicone is the most widely and longest-used material in rhinoplasty. Even after surgery, it does not change shape or get absorbed over time, and compared with other implants, it is more precise and can be freely shaped to match the patient’s nose.

In some cases, if the patient has thin skin, the implant may show through, so whether it can be used should be checked according to skin thickness and condition.

2. Gore-Tex (Surgiform, PureForm)

Its safety has been proven through vascular surgery applications. It is softer than silicone, so it can also be used for patients with thin skin, and it has the advantage of creating a natural shape after surgery. Because it has microscopic pores in the tissue, it blends well with living tissue and has relatively few complications such as foreign-body reactions. Since it is soft, it is difficult to sculpt into the desired shape and hard to insert in the desired location as intended, so sufficient expertise is needed during surgery.

Surgiform and PureForm, which compensate for the drawbacks of Gore-Tex and have little shape deformation, are also implants made from the same material.

3. Gore-Silicone (Silitex)

This implant combines the advantages of silicone and Gore-Tex by adding a thin layer of Gore-Tex to the surface of silicone.

[Autologous Tissue]

1. Autologous Dermis

Autologous dermis is obtained from the coccyx area between the buttocks and is used to increase the bridge of the nose in patients with very thin skin. To minimize absorption of the dermis and the resulting loss of height, multiple layers of dermis are compressed and used in surgery.

2. Fascia

Fascia is a thin membrane that surrounds muscles. The fascia used in rhinoplasty is the temporal fascia inside the scalp above the ear. Since it is harvested through an incision in the scalp, the surgery is simpler and has the advantage that no visible scar remains. It is used to raise the bridge of the nose or to prevent an implant from showing through in patients with thin skin.

[Autologous Cartilage]

1. Ear Cartilage

This is the most commonly used autologous cartilage. It is easy to harvest and leaves no visible trace after removal. It is mainly used to raise the nasal tip and can also be used to make subtle increases to the bridge of the nose.

2. Septal Cartilage

Because it is harvested from inside the nostrils, there is no need for a separate incision in another part of the body. As a straight and firm material, when used as a columellar support, it can raise the nasal tip sharply and create a refined shape.

3. Costal Cartilage

If septal cartilage or ear cartilage is insufficient, a sufficient amount can be obtained from costal cartilage. It is mainly used for noses with severe bridge collapse or severe contracture deformity.

[Donor Tissue]

1. Donor Costal Cartilage

This is chest cartilage made by processing donated costal cartilage from another person through an ergonomic method to eliminate side effects and rejection reactions. It is a safe material approved by the U.S. FDA.

2. Donor Dermis (AlloDerm, MegaDerm)

This is a material made by processing human dermis to eliminate rejection reactions, and it can create a natural shape that does not look surgical.

JW Garden Plastic Surgery Clinic’s dedicated rhinoplasty medical team uses implants suited to each individual’s characteristics and performs rhinoplasty that harmonizes with the face to create the most natural and masculine nose shape.

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