Gangnam Station Nose Revision Surgery Clinic: Key Criteria to Check Before a Consultation

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Gangnam Station Nose Revision Surgery Clinic

Key Criteria to Check Before a Consultation

VERYGOOD PLASTIC SURGERY

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Verygood Plastic Surgery

Nose Revision Surgery

Nose revision surgery,

thoughts that change over time

When people first have nose surgery,

they usually start with similar feelings.

A sharper impression,

a more satisfying side profile in photos,

a sense of anticipation about a changed face.

But as time goes by,

there are moments when those thoughts change.

You may notice an awkwardness you did not feel right after surgery,

the tip of the nose may gradually look more drooped after a few years, or even if it looks fine on the outside,

you may feel that breathing has become

more uncomfortable than before.

At times like this, the thought is less

“it failed”

and more

“is this really normal?”

And as this question repeats,

people begin to consider the option of nose revision surgery.

The reasons for considering nose revision surgery are

not simple

When consulting about nose revision surgery,

rather than a simple reason like “I do not like the line,”

many people come in with more complex concerns.

• A feeling that the shape of the nose has changed over time

• A foreign-body sensation, as if the implant feels firm

• Awkward movement when smiling or making expressions

• Nasal congestion or rhinitis symptoms that were not present before surgery

In this way, nose revision surgery often involves

both aesthetic issues and functional discomfort.

So when deciding on revision surgery,

it is first necessary to

accurately understand the current condition,

rather than focusing only on “making it pretty again.”

Verygood Plastic Surgery’s nose revision surgery

starts with diagnosis

At Verygood Plastic Surgery,

during nose revision surgery consultations,

the first thing checked is not the visible nasal line,

but the structure of the nose as it currently exists.

Through 3D-CT,

the shape of the nasal bones, the direction of the septum,

the extent to which cartilage was used, and the remaining structure are analyzed,

and with collaboration from an otolaryngology specialist

and the use of endoscopic equipment,

the internal condition of the nose and functional issues

are also examined together.

This process is

less a procedure for deciding on surgery

and more a process of

objectively organizing the current condition of the nose.

Nose revision surgery is a procedure that

sets the “possible range”

Unlike the first nose surgery,

in nose revision surgery,

rather than “how I want to change it,”

what should be considered first is

“how much is possible in this condition?”

This is because a nose that has already undergone surgery once

may have limits on the surgical range due to cartilage damage,

tissue adhesions, and thinning skin.

At Verygood Plastic Surgery,

rather than attempting excessive changes,

the focus is on finding the most stable direction

under the current conditions.

Material selection is approached differently

in revision surgery

In nose revision surgery,

material selection is also

an important decision factor.

At Verygood Plastic Surgery,

depending on the patient’s nose condition,

autologous cartilage and autologous rib cartilage are used

to supplement support and plan surgery with stability in mind.

Also, even when an implant is needed,

rather than using an off-the-shelf implant as is,

a 1:1 customized FIT ME implant is applied,

designed to match facial proportions and nasal structure.

This approach focuses

less on “making it higher”

and more on “finding proportions that suit the face.”

MUMUCO

A choice to reduce the burden

Not all nose revision surgeries

are performed with implants as the main approach.

If there is a significant burden related to implants, or concerns about recovery time and scarring,

a no-implant rhinoplasty approach called

MUMUCO

can be one option.

MUMUCO is

a method that uses autologous cartilage and components from the patient’s own blood

to improve the nasal line without implants,

with the goal of a natural change and reduced recovery burden.

Of course, it is not a surgery that applies to everyone,

and whether it is possible is carefully determined

depending on the current condition of the nose.

Why “safety” must be

the foundation of nose revision surgery

Because nose revision surgery

is highly complex,

the surgical environment and safety system are also important.

Based on a surgical system equipped with medical safety devices

at the level of a university hospital,

an anesthesiology and pain medicine specialist

is with the patient one-on-one throughout the entire surgery

to provide monitoring.

In addition, after surgery,

recovery management using a hyperbaric oxygen treatment device

is used in an effort to reduce swelling

and the burden of the recovery process.

A surgery chosen again,

the 기준 must be different

Nose revision surgery

is not a surgery to become prettier than the first time,

but rather a process of reorganizing the direction

that best suits my face now.

That is why Verygood Plastic Surgery

plans nose revision surgery not by highlighting excessive changes,

but by aiming for results that remain manageable over time.

If you are considering nose revision surgery,

rather than making a hasty decision,

we recommend getting a thorough diagnosis of your current condition

and calmly deciding on the direction.

Inquiry and consultation reservations

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The first step toward your beautiful transformation,

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