Q. Can I Raise the Bridge of My Nose Between the Eyes? (Raising the Glabella with Non-Open Rhinoplasty)

Hello. I am Kim Hyung-taek, the chief director of Kowon Plastic Surgery.

In today’s Q&A note, I will answer a question from someone who is worried about a low glabella area between the eyes.

Q. Is there a way to raise the bridge of the nose between the eyes?

I thought it would be hard to explain in words, so I attached a drawing.

It is the red area marked between the eyes. Is it possible to do a nose surgery that raises the bridge of the nose using silicone?

Right now, only that marked area of my nose looks sunken, so it gives a very unsophisticated impression ㅠㅠ

It is that area between the eyes, and if I have nose surgery, would it be done by making an incision under the nose, inserting silicone, and proceeding as with other surgeries?

I do not want something like filler that disappears later, so I would like to use silicone. Lastly, how much would it cost?

It seems you are worried because the bridge of the nose in the glabella area between the eyes looks sunken and gives an unrefined impression.

To briefly summarize the question: is surgery to raise the bridge of the nose in the glabella area possible? How is the procedure done? And what about the cost? I will answer these questions.

First of all, to give the conclusion first, surgery to raise the bridge of the nose in the glabella area is also possible with non-open rhinoplasty.

Usually, if the goal is simply to fill in the glabella area, filler is mainly used, but if you want something permanent, it is possible to improve it by inserting silicone. If you are reluctant about surgery that requires making an incision under the nose and lifting it, there is also a method of making a non-open incision inside the nose and inserting silicone. In such cases, there will be no scar on the outside of the nose.

Regarding the cost, it is difficult to say online because an accurate assessment is needed in order to perform the surgery you want, so I ask for your understanding.

The best way is to visit the clinic and receive an accurate diagnosis.

I hope this answer was helpful.

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