1:1 customized rhinoplasty that naturally and beautifully completes from the bridge to the tip of the nose
Resect the protruding nasal bridge.
Bring the nasal bones together
via lateral osteotomy.
If the bridge is low,
insert an implant.
Bring the tip cartilage together and
create a support to prevent drooping,
forming the desired shape.
Resect the protruding side of the bone and
graft cartilage to the indented side.
Resect or straighten the deviated part of the septal cartilage,
using an implant if necessary.
Tie and secure the nasal tip cartilage
to prevent it from bending again.
If the alar cartilage is spread apart,
bring it together and secure it firmly
to correct the tip.
If the tip tissue is thick,
remove unnecessary soft tissue
to shape the tip.
If the alar tissue is wide (alar reduction),
resect unnecessary tissue along the
alar-cheek line and suture.
Remove unnecessary alar cartilage and
an appropriate amount of drooping septum.
Lift the length of the alar cartilage and septum,
and secure the tip firmly.
Improve the shape of the columella, philtrum,
and nostrils for a more refined finish.
Harvest alar cartilage from inside the nose
and separate it from the nasal bridge cartilage.
Graft the harvested alar cartilage into
the space created between the separated cartilages.
Secure the extended cartilage firmly while
raising the dorsum and lengthening the nose.
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