Nose Surgery: 5 Key Points Considering Facial Balance

Many people expect to become more beautiful through plastic surgery,

but deciding on surgery without careful consideration can actually lead to worse results than before.

Even the best surgical method can result in excessive or unnatural outcomes

if the balance of the entire face is not taken into account.

Therefore, capable plastic surgery clinics always prioritize 'balance.'

A detailed analysis of various factors such as facial balance and proportions, skin thickness, and bone structure

is necessary for surgery tailored to each person's face in order to achieve satisfying results.

Nose surgery is not simply about raising the bridge of the nose or refining the tip;

it requires a detailed approach that considers harmony with the face. Among the five important points,

it is helpful to identify which parts of your nose need improvement.

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The first is the nasal starting point.

As the name suggests, it refers to where the nose begins, and in general,

when the eyes are open, a nose that starts around the eyelash line is considered natural. If it is lower than this, it may appear relatively low and become an area that needs improvement.

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The second is the nose tip supratip break point.

This is commonly called the 'bridge of the nose,' and when viewed from the side,

the smoothness of the line and an appropriate height must be in harmony. Depending on the line in this area, it can be divided into various forms such as straight, slightly curved, or a straight-slightly curved line,

and it is important to find a line that suits the individual's face shape.

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The third is the nose tip.

This is the most important part of nose surgery,

and it should not simply be high and sharp, but designed with the proportions of the face and overall harmony in mind. Because the appearance of the face changes depending on the shape of the nose tip, careful planning is essential.

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The fourth is the columellar break point.

This is the middle area between the nose tip and the philtrum,

and when the area around the columella connects naturally, a refined impression can be achieved. In particular, the key is to design it so that the nostrils do not look overly visible while the nose tip is raised to an appropriate degree.

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The fifth is the nasolabial angle.

This is the angle where the philtrum and the nose meet, and generally an angle of about 95 to 110 degrees is known as a harmonious proportion. However, the appropriate angle can differ depending on the individual, so it is advisable to decide through sufficient consultation. If this angle is too narrow, the mouth may appear protruded; on the other hand, if it is too wide, the nose may appear upturned, so caution is needed.

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The nose is located at the center of the face, playing a major role in determining one's impression,

while also being an organ that performs the important function of breathing. Therefore, in nose surgery, not only aesthetic improvement but also preservation of function must be thoroughly considered. Before surgery, it is necessary to receive consultation at a medical institution that can carefully diagnose the structure of your nose and breathing function

through sufficient examinations.

In particular, rather than performing surgery using only a single method or implant,

it is safer to choose a medical institution where various methods and implants can be used. This allows for a surgical plan that better suits you by considering your face shape and skin characteristics. We recommend that you obtain results that satisfy both facial balance and aesthetics and function

through thorough consultation with an experienced medical team.

※ Depending on the individual, side effects such as inflammation, bleeding, and nerve damage may occur, so sufficient consultation with the medical team before surgery is necessary. This is an example image to aid understanding.