Could I also be the type of person who needs correction for an arrow nose?

The nose is located at the center of the face and is the area that determines the three-dimensional impression of the face.

Because the face’s image can change depending on the shape and height of the nose, satisfaction is higher when correction is carried out clearly through sufficient consultation with an experienced specialist.

These days, when you look at makeup videos, most of them focus on long midface reduction tips and other youthful makeup videos that make the midface look shorter, to the extent that a short midface has become a new aesthetic standard.

When the length from the eyebrows to the tip of the nose exceeds one-third of the entire face, it is called a long nose, and a nose with a drooping tip is called an arrow nose. An arrow nose not only makes the face look longer, but also covers the philtrum, making it look shorter and giving an older impression.

When smiling, the arrow nose can stand out even more and create an unnatural impression. Such a nose has less dimensionality and can easily look old, dull, or droopy. It also tends to reduce the overall three-dimensional impression of the face, so improving a long and drooping nasal tip can create a refined, youthful face. That is why many people visit with interest in long nose and arrow nose surgery.

Today, we will look at how these nose types can be improved, including the causes, surgical methods, and recommended candidates :D

Characteristics of DM Plastic Surgery’s Long Nose & Arrow Nose Surgery

The causes of long nose and arrow nose are greatly developed septal cartilage, drooping nasal tip cartilage, and developed nasal tip muscles.

Because surgery is performed by establishing a 1:1 customized plan through sufficient consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive clinical experience,

customer satisfaction among those who actually undergo surgery is high.

In cases where the septal cartilage is excessively developed, improvement to a much younger and brighter impression is possible by appropriately resecting and correcting the septal cartilage.

If you are considering arrow nose surgery, because it is a procedure that corrects the center of the face, it is most important to find a board-certified plastic surgeon with both sufficient experience and surgical skill. At DM Plastic Surgery, a 1:1 customized plan is established through sufficient consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon, and we help improve the nose into the most ideal golden ratio while considering each individual’s proportions and preferences.

With the know-how of our specialist medical team, recovery time can be kept short and return to daily life can be fast, which leads to high satisfaction and is why many people visit us!

DM Plastic Surgery recommends this procedure for people of the following types!

• Those who are worried because their nose is unusually long compared with the proportions of their face
• Those whose nose tip is long, making their impression look strong and older
• Those who are worried because the nasal tip droops and looks like an arrow nose

DM Plastic Surgery recommends long nose & arrow nose surgery for customers with these types.

DM Plastic Surgery Long Nose & Arrow Nose Surgery Method

Although the cases for long nose and arrow nose surgery may differ, the goal is the same: lifting and elevating the drooping nasal tip while shortening the length of the nose. Therefore, if you want to improve the nose to a proportion that suits your individual face while also improving the drooping nasal tip, it is best to visit a specialist with extensive clinical experience.

At DM Plastic Surgery, a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive know-how performs the surgery directly after establishing a customized plan through thorough consultation.

If the septal cartilage has grown long downward, the alar cartilage also droops together with it, so part of the end of the septal cartilage is removed and the position of the alar cartilage is rotated upward and fixed. When the alar cartilage supporting the nasal tip droops downward, making the nasal tip appear to have fallen, the alar cartilage is resected and fixed to the septal cartilage, which can raise the nasal tip and create a beautiful nose.

DM Plastic Surgery Long Nose & Arrow Nose Surgery Before & After Long nose & arrow nose surgery before + 1 month after surgery

[Actual DM Plastic Surgery long nose & arrow nose surgery case]

The patient was concerned because the nose tip was long and drooped like an arrow. For improvement, the patient chose DM Plastic Surgery.

This is the patient’s appearance before surgery and one month after long nose surgery. You can see the change into a smoother and more refined image as the part where the nose stood out more on the face has been improved.

※Please note that the degree of swelling and recovery may vary from person to person.※

Recovery is fast, and beauty lasts long!

At DM Plastic Surgery, based on the exceptional aesthetic sense and know-how of medical staff with more than 15 years of rich clinical experience, we provide personalized 1:1 consultations and examinations.

Any problematic areas or unsatisfactory aspects are handled responsibly throughout the entire process so that improvement is possible using appropriate methods depending on the type.

We always do our best in a warm and comfortable atmosphere and strive to help you achieve satisfying results 🥰

DM Plastic Surgery Eye & Nose Surgery Center Chief Director

Positive results can be achieved only when surgery is performed after sufficient consultation with nose surgery specialists who have extensive surgical experience with a variety of cases and a rich anatomical understanding of facial contours.

Because the most important thing in rhinoplasty is creating a harmonious nose shape that takes each person’s facial features into account, please visit our clinic and receive a 1:1 consultation.

<Actual DM Plastic Surgery rhinoplasty case>

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