Comparing Various Functional Rhinoplasty Reviews

To improve their own image, many people today can make various attempts on their own through media. Even so, more and more people are considering cosmetic surgery for areas that are difficult to change. However, indiscriminate cosmetic surgery can cause side effects, so it is important to choose only the procedures you truly need. Among the many types of cosmetic surgery, the nose is located at the center of the face and is one of its most three-dimensional features. If there is even a slight problem with the shape of the nose, the overall balance of the face can appear disrupted, so it is a procedure that many people consider a priority.

For those looking into nose surgery, the first concern is often cosmetic. Various nose shapes can be a source of concern. For example, you may consider nose surgery if your nose is too low, has a hump, is upturned, crooked, drooping, or has an uneven shape that is not straight and balanced.

However, the nose plays an important external role, but it is also a functional organ responsible for breathing and smelling. When surgery is performed with consideration for both the external and internal issues of the nose, it can help prevent revision surgery caused by postoperative functional problems. Surgery that checks both these external and functional aspects is called functional rhinoplasty, and those who feel they have internal issues should take a closer look at reviews of functional rhinoplasty.

As explained above, functional rhinoplasty refers to surgery that corrects both the external appearance of the nose and internal problems at the same time. If you look at reviews of functional rhinoplasty, you will see that it is performed for various reasons, and the most representative symptom is nasal congestion caused by rhinitis. Rhinitis is a common condition affecting more than half of adults in Korea and is divided into allergic rhinitis and structural rhinitis. Because allergic rhinitis symptoms appear due to specific substances or environments, temporary improvement is possible, but a complete cure is difficult. Symptoms can be improved through strengthening immunity and medication.

In the case of structural rhinitis, nasal congestion occurs due to problems in the internal structure of the nose. It commonly causes blocked airflow through the nose, leading to nasal congestion, but depending on the current condition, a cure is possible through different surgical methods and treatments. The causes of structural rhinitis are classified as deviated septum, hypertrophy of the inferior turbinate, nasal valve stenosis, and complex symptoms.

If these structural rhinitis symptoms are mild, treatment may not be necessary. However, if they are left untreated and develop into chronic rhinitis, oxygen may not be supplied properly to the brain, which can lead to complications such as reduced concentration, chronic headaches, migraines, loss of motivation, and dry mouth. Therefore, even if there are no symptoms, a precise diagnosis followed by treatment and surgery can lead to a satisfying functional rhinoplasty review.

Because it is difficult for an individual to determine whether nasal congestion is caused by a cold or rhinitis based on the symptom alone, it is essential to examine the inside of the nose using equipment in order to accurately understand the current condition. For those looking into reviews of functional rhinoplasty, it is helpful to check carefully not only the review images but also whether the medical team has strong anatomical knowledge of the nose, whether they have sufficient experience and expertise, whether the necessary equipment is available to accurately assess the condition of your nose, and whether aftercare is reliably guaranteed.

At Nplus, to ensure safe and satisfying functional rhinoplasty reviews, we perform internal endoscopic imaging, 3D CT scans, multi-angle photography, various allergy tests, and internal nasal function tests before surgery. Based on the data obtained after accurately assessing the individual’s internal and external nasal condition, we establish and carry out a surgical plan.

As for functional rhinoplasty methods, if you look at reviews of functional rhinoplasty, you can see that different approaches are applied depending on the individual’s condition. After accurately identifying the causes of structural rhinitis, such as a deviated septum, hypertrophy of the inferior turbinate, and nasal valve stenosis, symptoms can be improved through the appropriate surgery and treatment.

Cosmetic rhinoplasty can also be performed. In the case of cosmetic rhinoplasty, the bridge of the nose is typically done with silicone, and the tip of the nose is done with autologous cartilage.

For autologous cartilage, the appropriate material for each individual can be selected through preoperative examinations. Autologous cartilage includes septal cartilage, ear cartilage, and autologous costal cartilage.

In the case of silicone, to minimize an artificial look after rhinoplasty, commercially produced silicone is not used as is. Instead, it is carefully and manually refined while considering various aspects such as the individual’s overall image and the width, length, breadth, and height of the nasal bridge. This can lead to a more satisfying functional rhinoplasty result after surgery.

In addition, at Nplus, Director Yoon Hyun-cheol, who has over 20 years of experience, personally handles everything one-on-one—from consultation regarding functional rhinoplasty to surgical planning, implementation, treatment, and follow-up care—so you can receive high-level medical service from before the surgery through after.

The postoperative aftercare is also covered by an A/S system that guarantees service for one year after surgery, and a surgical responsibility system is in place to prepare for all possible situations, including postoperative pain, inflammation, and dissatisfaction with the appearance. This allows you to receive high-level medical service from before surgery through after.

(The image above shows before-and-after photos of Nplus functional rhinoplasty reviews.)

This concludes the explanation of the functional rhinoplasty reviews performed at Nplus. I hope this article is of great help to those who are unhappy with the shape of their nose or who are looking into functional rhinoplasty reviews because of internal nasal rhinitis. Thank you.

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