Category of Rhinoplasty

Flat Nose

If you have furrows between the eyebrows and a nose and tip are low, the face looks flat and dull. Flat noses can be treated by implants, autologous cartilage (ear, nasal septum, rib) or autologous dermofat.

Hump Nose

A Hump nose is a nose with a raised hump on the nasal bridge that gives fierce looks from the side view. Hump nose correction can change your impression with smooth lines in different ways depending on the size of your nose.

Wide Tip of Nose

Most Asians have a blunt and flat nose tip. But, if it’s severe, it looks tacky and dull.In this case, the cartilage at the end of the nose is straightened up, removing skin and fat layers.If necessary, the cartilage can be transplanted into the tip of the nose for refined correction.

Short Nose (Upturned Nose)

Short nose, refers to a nose that is proportionally too short in consideration of a person’s face and has excessively visible nostrils upon frontal view. For the length of the nose, patient needs to have a precise consultation with a specialist.

Nasal tip cartilage correction

Nasal septum cartilage correction

Drooping Nose

A nose that droops or points downward can give greedy and sharp impression.
Drooping nose is often caused by a long septum plus lower lateral cartilages that are essentially pushing the tip downward and it can be corrected by lifting the nasal tip up.

Deviated Nose

A nose that is significantly off center, or crooked not only gives bad appearance but causes nasal obstruction and chronic headaches. Depending on the degree of twisting of the nose, asymmetrical correction is required along with the non-neutral molding technique, and sometimes complex methods such as fracture of the bent nose are needed.