[Japanese Knowledge Q&A] Q. How can tip reduction be done without an upturned nose tip?

Hello. I’m Kim Hyeong-taek, the chief surgeon of Kowon Plastic Surgery, who is deeply committed to rhinoplasty.

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The person asking this question asked about how to perform tip reduction without causing the nose tip to turn up.

I’ll give my answer.

Q. Is there a way to do tip reduction without the nose tip turning up?

My nose tip is thick, the bridge is large, and my nostrils are wide, which worries me.

I’m considering alar reduction and tip reduction, but is there a way to avoid making the nose tip too upturned?

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The degree to which the nose tip turns up depends on the angle of the tip. If you are worried that it may become excessively upturned, I recommend, during tip reduction, bringing the tip forward and gathering it toward the center without raising or lowering it. Doing so makes the tip smaller and allows adjustment. However, if the tip is already upturned, it is better to lower it slightly!

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Upturned tip varies depending on the angle of the nose tip, but if you are concerned about it becoming too upturned, I recommend, during tip reduction, bringing the nose tip forward and gathering it toward the center without raising or lowering it. That way, the nose tip becomes smaller and can be adjusted. However, if it is already an upturned nose tip, I think it would be better to lower it a little!

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