[Lari Plastic Surgery] Hump Nose Surgery, Natural and Smooth Without an Implant

Everyone knows that a hump nose is

when the bridge of the nose is uneven and bumpy.

To look at it more specifically,

the point where the upper nasal bone and the lower nasal cartilage meet and connect forms a raised area,

causing a protrusion somewhere along the middle of the nose,

which can make the tip droop or appear to droop.

A hump is not as noticeable from the front as people might think.

However, the drooping of the nasal tip is somewhat visible,

and the improvement in nasal tip drooping after surgery is also noticeable.

Changes in the nose line are more clearly seen from the side.

As shown in the preoperative photo,

the height difference between the raised part of the bridge and the depressed area between the eyebrows is significant,

creating a sharply curved appearance,

but in the postoperative photo, the bridge is smooth and the drooping tip is slightly lifted,

resulting in a very feminine nose shape.

For those with a pronounced hump, the bridge near the glabella may also feel very low.

However, most people with a hump nose actually have a high bridge,

but because the curvature is severe, it often appears that way.

For this reason, surgery may be performed without an implant, by shaving down the hump and not inserting a separate implant such as silicone.

Depending on the nose shape, after the hump is reduced, the bridge may become much lower than expected,

which can lead to the use of silicone in some cases.

However, if you do not want a flashy, high bridge,

a natural nose shape can also be created without an implant.

One month after surgery, there is almost no swelling or bruising,

and compared with before surgery, the post-surgery nose line has been corrected naturally enough not to feel burdensome,

so the overall contour has changed into a soft and comfortable shape.

To correct a hump, surgery is performed by making an incision under the nose

and opening the nose,

and the incision scar is healing naturally and well.

The columella standing between the nostrils at the center of the nose is also not twisted,

and you can see that it is standing straight.