Why Do Karina and Seo Kang-joon’s Noses Look So Beautiful?

Why do Karina and Seo Kang-joon’s noses look so beautiful?

The key to rhinoplasty that brings out a “straight-line beauty”!

Hello.

This is Mutoel Plastic Surgery Clinic.

Recently, through the YouTube channel I run, I explained the “nose shapes and rhinoplasty trends that are popular these days.”

After the video was released, many people have been making inquiries about nose consultations.

Rhinoplasty is an area that is very sensitive to trends.

People often follow the nose shape of the celebrity they like, and surgical techniques themselves also change dynamically.

Today, along with the key points of the latest rhinoplasty trends covered in the Mutoel TV video, I will once again explain in detail through this post why I aim for “rhinoplasty without implants.”

From the traditional curved nose to the “straight nose,” trend changes over the past 5 years

Until just a few years ago, the most commonly seen terms in rhinoplasty were “curved nose,” “slightly curved nose,” and “slightly straight curved nose.”

People preferred a cute and glamorous shape that gently turns upward toward the tip.

But the trend over the past five years has clearly changed.

Now, rather than an artificial curve, the mainstream has become a nose shape with a refined “straight-line beauty” that also gives an overall sense of length.

What is especially interesting is that, while in the past the preferred nose shapes for men and women were clearly different, those boundaries are gradually fading these days.

Regardless of gender, the number of people seeking a “natural yet distinct straight line” that suits their face shape has increased overwhelmingly.

The secret behind the Karina nose and the Seo Kang-joon nose that I show most often

The celebrity photos I show most often during nose consultations are, without a doubt, Aespa’s Karina and actor Seo Kang-joon.

Their noses share common features that the public has recently been enthusiastic about.

To organize them, they are as follows:

<Smooth straight slope> The line connecting the glabella (the starting point of the bridge of the nose) to the tip of the nose drops in a straight line without any curve.

<Moderate angle> The bridge of the nose is straight, but not excessively high. If the glabella is too high, the impression can look strong and feel artificial.

<Refined tip> The tip is raised enough within the safe range that the person’s skin can allow, bringing out the overall three-dimensionality of the face.

In the end, a style that is “straight, but not excessive, and has a defined tip” can be said to be the current preferred shape.

Do silicone implants have to be used?

A straight line means a line that directly connects two points (the starting point and the ending point).

In rhinoplasty, those two points would be “the lowest point of the glabella” and “the tip of the nose.”

What many people misunderstand here is the idea that “to make a straight nose, you must use an implant (silicone).”

However, this is by no means an absolute rule, and depending on the patient’s condition, I recommend rhinoplasty without implants whenever possible.

If the bridge between the eyes is already somewhat high, then even without inserting a silicone implant, correcting only the tip with autologous cartilage can still produce a beautiful straight line.

If the bridge of the nose needs to be raised, the key, even when using an implant, is to set the starting point as low as possible.

Only then can you complete a refined straight nose that extends gently from the glabella to the tip.

During our daily lives, the nose moves much more than you might think.

Every time we eat, speak, or laugh loudly, the skin of the nose, which is connected to the tissues around the mouth, also moves and is affected.

What happens if an artificial implant such as silicone, or excessive cartilage beyond the skin’s limits, is inserted into the tip of the nose?

First, visually, the tip of the nose may show through, or over time the tip may become pointed and rigid.

Of course, discomfort can also accompany this.

When smiling or speaking, the tip of the nose may feel pulled and uncomfortable, and due to inflammatory reactions, the tip may become red frequently.

Ultimately, there is also a significant risk that the tip may appear tilted to one side or that complications such as implant movement may occur.

Therefore, in rhinoplasty, after 반드시 consulting with a specialist, it is essential to choose a surgical method that takes into account the limits of the skin, the strength of the cartilage, and safety, so that the nose can be maintained well over the long term.

In closing..

Trends keep changing, but the absolute values of “naturalness and safety” do not change.

While creating the popular straight-nose shape, rhinoplasty without implants, which does not place undue strain on the body, is also the surgical method I most confidently recommend as a board-certified plastic surgeon.

If you have been worried about the shape of your nose every time you look in the mirror, or if you are wondering what angle of straight line suits you best, please feel free to reach out to Mutoel anytime.

We will help you find the optimal nose line hidden within your face.

This has been Mutoel Plastic Surgery Clinic, cheering on your beauty today as well.

Thank you.