Natural Low Nose Surgery at An+

Because the nose is the center of the face, changes in its line or height can alter your overall appearance.

In the case of low nose surgery, volume is added from the bridge to the tip of the nose, which can help create more defined facial features.

At An+, depending on each person's condition, implants are not used as-is during low nose surgery. Instead, to create a natural nose line while bringing out individuality, the implant is carefully shaped by hand, taking into account the width of the bridge, the overall length of the nose, and the width of the tip.

As a result, the likelihood of issues such as a somewhat foreign-body sensation after implant insertion has been reduced, and a natural nose line from the bridge to the tip is created so that it does not feel awkward.

For the tip in low nose surgery, autologous cartilage is used, and the harvested cartilage is also redesigned secondarily before being grafted.

Autologous cartilage includes septal cartilage, ear cartilage, and autologous rib cartilage. Septal cartilage is the cartilage inside the nose, and it helps create a natural nose shape while providing firm support so the nasal tip does not droop.

Ear cartilage is autologous cartilage that is relatively easy to harvest and has the advantage of helping create a natural, refined nose shape.

Autologous rib cartilage is cartilage located in the ribs and is often used for short noses or revision rhinoplasty.

Because it is firm and plentiful, it is used when there is not enough septal cartilage or ear cartilage.

In particular, for low and short noses, surgery using autologous rib cartilage may be more helpful than other materials in achieving a more satisfying result.

However, before low nose surgery, the material to be used should be decided after a one-on-one consultation.

The surgical method varies depending on the condition of the individual nose and the preferred shape, and because it is necessary to proceed after designing the line so that it does not feel disconnected from the bridge to the tip, a personalized one-on-one consultation is recommended.

Also, if nasal congestion is present during low nose surgery, functional nasal conditions such as a deviated septum or nasal valve stenosis should be considered.

An+ also performs functional nose surgery, so please keep in mind that correction can be done at the same time.

If you would like more information not only about low noses, but also about implant-free rhinoplasty, humped noses, bulbous noses, and rhinitis rhinoplasty,

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