Learn More About Bulbous Nose Surgery Before and After

When people usually judge first impressions, appearance naturally becomes the standard, so men and women of all ages tend to be highly interested in their looks in order to feel satisfied with themselves or appear favorable to others. For that reason, people may try to improve their image through various media. They may attempt makeup techniques, photography, hairstyles, dieting, and more. However, among our facial features, there are areas that are difficult to improve despite these efforts, which is why interest in plastic surgery can grow. In particular, the shape of the nose is located at the center of the face and is a three-dimensional feature, so even a small improvement can have a significant effect on the overall image. That is why you may want to learn more about nose surgery.

Accordingly, the nasal features of people considering rhinoplasty can vary widely, such as a nose that is too low, has a hump, is upturned, is crooked, or has a bulbous shape. In Korea, however, as a feature common among East Asians, when the nose is low and broad in a bulbous shape, the overall facial image may appear dull or unsophisticated. People who want to improve that into a sharper, more refined image may look more closely into before-and-after results of bulbous nose surgery.

For those looking into before-and-after bulbous nose surgery, the nose may feel large or spread out because of a low and wide bulbous shape, which can be a source of concern. In the case of bulbous nose surgery, the surgical method and materials differ depending on various causes, so rather than relying only on before-and-after photos, it is helpful to check whether the medical staff have strong anatomical knowledge of the nose, whether they have sufficient experience and expertise, whether equipment is available to accurately assess the condition of your nose, and whether aftercare is fully guaranteed.

Therefore, the characteristics of people researching before-and-after bulbous nose surgery may include a blunt, less refined nasal tip, wide and spread-out nostrils, thick tissue and fat in the nostrils, a generally flat nostril and nasal tip area, or a desire for revision surgery because the condition did not improve after bulbous nose surgery.

The explanation above may place external appearance first, but our nose is also an important functional organ that handles breathing and the sense of smell. Surgery should proceed only after accurately checking both the external appearance and the internal functional aspects of the nose, so that revision surgery caused by postoperative functional problems can be prevented.

At N+ Clinic, to ensure safe and satisfying before-and-after results for bulbous nose surgery, they perform multi-angle photography, internal endoscopic imaging, allergy testing, internal nasal function testing, and 3D-CT scans before surgery to accurately assess the current internal and external condition of each individual’s nose. Based on the data obtained, they establish and carry out the surgical plan.

If you look at the differences in bulbous nose surgery performed at N+ Clinic, various surgical methods are applied depending on the condition of the individual’s nasal bone, cartilage, and skin. Cases can be classified as having a lot of subcutaneous fat at the nasal tip, separated nasal tip cartilage, wide nostrils, or nasal tip cartilage that is large in size. If a functional problem is found through preoperative testing, they first proceed with functional improvement and then perform cosmetic rhinoplasty.

When there is a lot of subcutaneous fat at the nasal tip, unnecessary fat and soft tissue in the nose can be removed, and the height of the nasal bridge and tip can additionally be corrected.

If the nasal tip cartilage is spread apart, the cartilage that has opened to both sides can be gathered and tied together through nasal tip cartilage suturing, and the height of the nasal bridge and tip can additionally be corrected.

If the nostrils are wide, part of the nostril tissue can be removed to correct it. If the degree of widening is mild, nostril narrowing surgery can be performed using threads. In addition, the height of the nasal bridge and tip can be corrected.

If the nostril cartilage is large, part of the nasal tip cartilage can be trimmed to correct the cartilage size and overall shape, and the height of the nasal bridge and tip can additionally be corrected. As you can see from the above explanation of before-and-after bulbous nose surgery, the surgical methods and materials vary greatly depending on the type of nose, so it would be helpful to visit the clinic and receive a consultation.

In addition, silicone may be used for the nasal bridge. In the case of silicone used for the nasal bridge, instead of using a commercially produced silicone as-is in order to minimize an artificial look after nose surgery, it is carefully hand-shaped to take into account various factors such as the individual’s overall image, the width of the nasal bridge, length, and breadth, resulting in more satisfying before-and-after bulbous nose surgery.

At N+ Clinic, Director Yoon Hyun-cheol, who has more than 20 years of experience, personally handles everything one-on-one—from consultations about before-and-after bulbous nose surgery to surgical planning, performance, treatment, and follow-up care—so you can receive high-level medical service from before surgery to after surgery.

For aftercare, N+ Clinic issues a membership card and provides an after-service system that guarantees support for one year after surgery. They also operate a surgery responsibility guarantee system in preparation for any postoperative pain, inflammation, shape-related dissatisfaction, or other possible issues, so you can be assured of comprehensive aftercare benefits after surgery.

(The image above is an actual before-and-after photo of bulbous nose surgery at N+ Clinic.)

I have explained the details related to before-and-after bulbous nose surgery performed at N+ Clinic. I hope this article is very helpful for those looking into bulbous nose surgery because their nose looks too wide or bulbous, making their overall image seem unsophisticated or dull, and who want to improve that appearance.

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