What Does “Jaryeonko” Mean? The Secret to Keeping a Beautiful Nose Even After 10 Years <Director Lee Kyung-muk’s Tips>

Hello, this is Objet Plastic Surgery.

When you look at rhinoplasty reviews,

the photos right after surgery may look beautiful,

but in updates from a few years later,

you often see that the nose has changed from how it first looked.

The tip may droop,

the line may become unnatural,

or the overall impression may change.

Rhinoplasty is not just about

making the nose look good right now.

It must suit your face,

and it must be able to keep that look

over time

for it to be a truly successful surgery.

At Objet Plastic Surgery,

we call this a “jaryeonko.”

Today, I’ll explain exactly what jaryeonko means,

and what conditions need to be checked

to create this kind of nose.

Q1. What does jaryeonko mean? Is it simply a natural-looking nose?

Jaryeonko means

a natural and refined nose.

Here, “natural” means

that it does not look obviously operated on

and suits your face.

“Refined” means

it also has a clear and tidy impression.

So rather than following a trendy line,

jaryeonko focuses on creating a balanced nose

that matches your own facial proportions.

For example,

even if the currently popular nose style

is high and pointed,

if it does not suit your face

or your skin cannot handle it,

you should not force yourself to follow it.

Instead, it finds the most harmonious height and line

for your face,

creating a look that is both natural

and refined.

Of course, no matter how well it suits you

and how beautiful the nose is,

if the shape does not last,

it does not mean much.

So to help the nose we create

stay in place over time,

there are conditions you need to know.

Q2. What makes a nose that stays the same over time different from one that changes?

Then, what is the most important thing

if you want to create a nose that does not change

over time?

Many people first think of the material or the line,

but in fact, what matters much more than that

is skin availability.

The skin is the outer layer

that covers the shape of the nose.

No matter how well the internal structure is made,

if the skin cannot handle that shape,

problems will eventually arise.

For example, think of a pouch.

If you force too many things

into a small pouch,

even if it seems to keep its shape at first,

over time it will stretch

or tear.

The same applies to the nose.

If you try to make it too high

or too raised beyond what your skin can withstand,

even if it looks fine at first,

it may look different after a few years.

That is why, during consultation,

the first thing to check is

“How much is possible with my skin condition?”

Without this question,

if you start with the line or the material,

you may end up making a plan

that does not fit your condition.

Q3. Is it okay to bring a celebrity photo to the consultation?

If you understand the meaning of jaryeonko properly,

your consultation approach should change too.

Many people bring a celebrity photo

and say, “I want a nose like this,”

but in fact, that is not a good way

to receive an accurate consultation.

That is because whether that nose is possible

on your face

cannot be determined from a photo alone.

What really matters is

the condition of your own nose.

You need to first check things like

how thick the skin is,

how much availability there is,

and what condition the existing cartilage

and bone structure are in.

Only then can you create a realistic plan

that says, “This is possible up to here,

and going beyond this would be too much.”

After that, it is appropriate to discuss

how the line should look

and what materials should be used.

If you start by saying,

“Please make it a straight-turned-up line”

or “Please raise it with this material,”

you are talking only about the shape

without checking the conditions first.

Then, even if you get the shape you wanted at first,

there is no choice but for it to become

twisted or change over time.

Today, along with the meaning of jaryeonko,

we talked about how to maintain a nose

that does not change over time.

Jaryeonko places importance on

a balance that suits your own face.

Of course, it is also important

that such changes last for a long time.

To do that,

checking skin condition comes first,

and the key is to create the shape

stably within those limits.

Director Lee Kyung-muk of Objet Plastic Surgery

first checks the patient’s skin availability

and structure.

Rather than aiming for an excessive height or angle,

they carefully determine the range possible

under the current conditions,

because they value creating the most natural

and stable result within that range.

From the consultation stage,

setting a realistic plan along with a full explanation

of the conditions,

is considered the first step

to maintaining a satisfying nose over time.

This has been Objet Plastic Surgery.

Thank you.

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