[Lari Plastic Surgery] Bridge Augmentation, Tip Plasty (Septal Cartilage), Hump Correction, Lateral Osteotomy, Alar Reduction

The nose is a three-dimensional structure that protrudes more than the eyes,

and all of the various angles from which it is seen are important.

The first view is the front.

Nose surgery usually shows a more noticeable change from the side than from the front.

However, when alar reduction is performed together, the change can be clearly seen from the front as well.

Before surgery, the nostrils looked spread out, but after surgery, the nostril wings changed into a slimmer shape.

The second is the three-quarter view.

Can you feel the unevenness of the nose before surgery?

Because of the hump, the bridge does not remain even all the way to the tip.

Due to light reflection and shading, this can stand out more in the three-quarter view than from the side.

After correcting the hump through surgery, the nasal line becomes smooth,

and the nose shape looks much more stable.

The third is the side view.

From the side, it is easy to distinguish the overall line of the nose and the change in tip height.

Before surgery, the tip was bent downward, and the bridge did not form a smooth line.

After surgery, the bridge line is refined and the tip is lifted into a higher, more defined shape,

creating a more sophisticated look than before.

The last is the view from below with the head tilted up.

The column between the nostrils is called the columella,

and nose surgery is performed through an open approach by making an incision in the center of the columella.

As the tip became higher, the nostril length followed the shape of the nose and appeared longer,

and due to alar reduction surgery, the nostrils became narrower as the alae were reduced.