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Custom Rhinoplasty

Custom Rhinoplasty

A dramatically prettier nose that brings out the dimension of the face.

Custom Rhinoplasty

Not height, but
Ratio and anglemakes a pretty nose

The nose looks harmonious when its length is about one-fifth the length of the face, and its width is similar to the distance between the eyes. While the height of the bridge and the width of the nostrils are also important, what ultimately determines a natural-looking nose is its shape and angle.

The nasolabial angle formed between the nose and the lips is ideally considered to be around 95° to 105°. If it is narrower than 90°, the tip of the nose may look long or droopy, making one appear older, and if it is 110° or more, it can look like an upturned nose with exposed nostrils.

Diva Plastic Surgery designs the height, length, and angle of the nose together within the proportions of the entire face through photographic measurement and consultation.

A photographic measurement with the face divided vertically into fifths and a lateral photograph indicating the ideal nasolabial angle
Surgery Information

Surgery Information

  • Duration of surgery2 hours
  • AnaesthesiaSedation anaesthesia
  • Suture removalAfter 5–7 days
  • Recovery period5–7 days
  • HospitalizationSame-day discharge
  • Follow-up visits2–3 times

The surgery time and recovery period may vary depending on the individual's condition.

Nose Types

Which nose WorryAre you?

Nose concerns do not arise from a single cause. We first accurately categorize the types and use different methods for each type.

Short nose · Upturned nose

Short nose · Upturned nose

This is a nose where the nostril is visible from the front because the nose length is short. Depending on the cause, the length of the nose is extended with cartilage and the tip of the nose is lowered.

Deviated nose

Deviated nose

This is a nose where the bridge axis has become deviated after trauma or a fracture. We address not only the aesthetic aspects but also functional issues such as rhinitis and a deviated septum.

Wide nose · Aquiline nose (Hawk nose)

Wide nose · Aquiline nose (Hawk nose)

This is a nose where the nasal bones are wide on both sides or the middle of the bridge has a bump-like protrusion. A smooth line is created through osteotomy and bridge contouring.

Short Nose

When short nose rhinoplasty is needed

Short nose rhinoplasty is quite demanding, so the surgical method varies depending on the cause to improve the nose so that the nostrils are not visible from the front.

  1. 01Cases where the nose is small and short in length compared to the face
  2. 02Cases where the nose length is normal, but the nose is upturned, showing a lot of the nostrils
  3. 03Cases where contracture has occurred due to inflammation or other factors after past nose surgery
  4. 04Cases where the bridge of the nose has become lower and the nasal tip has become upturned due to external trauma
Method

Surgical method for short nose rhinoplasty

  1. 01When the nostrils are exposed because the alar base is short

    After making an incision in the mucous membrane inside the nostril, the length of the alar is increased by grafting septal cartilage or ear cartilage beneath the alar cartilage. If the nose is low, it can be combined with surgery to raise the bridge of the nose.

  2. 02Cases where the nose is short due to underdeveloped growth

    Septal cartilage is grafted onto the lower part of the nasal septum to extend the length of the nose, and the overlapping cartilages are released and moved downward to reconstruct them in proportion to the facial features. Depending on the condition of the cartilage, septal cartilage, ear cartilage, or donated rib cartilage may be used together.

  3. 03In case capsular contracture occurs due to inflammation after surgery

    The skin and soft tissue covering the nose are widely dissected so that the skin can stretch sufficiently, and then various cartilage materials are used to secure the nasal tip to prevent it from shrinking back. Active post-operative care, including smoking cessation and massage, is required.

Deviated Nose

Cases where deviated nose rhinoplasty is needed

A crooked nose often occurs after a nasal fracture and may also be accompanied by functional problems such as nasal congestion, rhinitis, sinusitis, and a deviated septum.

  1. 01When the nose is crooked and cosmetically unappealing
  2. 02If you often have a stuffy nose or experience recurring nasal conditions
  3. 03When the nostrils are crooked
  4. 04When the inserted implant is bent
Method

Deviated nose surgery method

If the axis is severely deviated, achieving complete symmetry may be difficult even with maximum correction. We will honestly discuss the achievable extent during the consultation.

  1. 01If the deviation is mild

    A well-trimmed implant is inserted into the bridge of the nose to visually straighten and correct it.

  2. 02If the deviation is severe

    By combining septoplasty with medial and lateral osteotomies to fracture and reposition the nasal bones, as well as the resection and repositioning of deviated lateral cartilages, a straight nose with a low rate of recurrence is created.

  3. 03Lateral osteotomy

    By osteotomizing the area where the nasal bone and upper jawbone meet, the nasal bones are gathered toward the center to straighten them along the midline, and the width of the nasal bone is reduced to create a sleek contour.

Wide Nose

Surgical process for a wide nose and bulbous nose tip

A wide nose requires a comprehensive approach that considers the nasal tip, nostrils, and bridge together. If the nasal bone is wide, an osteotomy is performed to reduce its width.

  1. A cross-sectional illustration showing the fat inside a bulbous nose tip
    STEP 01Nose tip refinement and alar reduction

    Some of the fat at the tip of the nose, which causes it to look bulbous, is removed and the alar base is reduced.

  2. Illustration of the process of inserting a cartilage graft into the tip of the nose
    STEP 02Cartilage/autologous tissue insertion

    After making a closed or open incision, a custom-designed implant is placed accurately in position, and the tip of the nose is shaped using autologous tissue or cartilage.

  3. Cross-sectional illustration of the inside of the nose after surgery
    STEP 03Delicate suturing and line completion

    From the bridge to the tip of the nose, it is finished with a natural and three-dimensional line.

Hump Nose

Hump nose surgery procedure

A hawk nose, where the bridge of the nose is raised due to genetics or trauma during growth, can give a strong and fierce impression.

  1. Side profile illustration of an aquiline nose with a dorsal hump
    STEP 01Diagnosis of a dorsal hump

    Check the degree of protrusion and the cause in the middle part of the nasal bridge, where the nasal bone, lateral cartilage, and septal cartilage meet.

  2. Illustration of the process of correcting the bridge of the nose
    STEP 02Trimming protrusions

    The protruding nasal bone and cartilage are trimmed and removed, and if necessary, the bridge line is smoothly refined using cartilage or autologous tissue.

  3. A cross-sectional illustration of the side of the nose after surgery is complete
    STEP 03Side line completed

    Finish with a line where the forehead, bridge of the nose, and tip of the nose connect smoothly.

Before & After

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Results may vary depending on the individual, and all surgeries and procedures may have side effects. Please be sure to consult thoroughly with a specialist.

Why DIVA

DIVA rhinoplasty is Another reason

  • 013 people per day, 100% reservation based

    The head director personally conducts the consultation, design, surgery, and aftercare.

  • 02Plastic Surgery Clinic Specializing in Rhinoplasty

    From short noses, deviated noses, and bulbous noses to revision surgeries, we select the right method for the cause based on rich clinical experience with nasal structures.

  • 03Self-organization first

    If you are concerned about side effects from implants, the tip of the nose is created using autologous tissues such as septal, ear, or costal cartilage.

  • 04Systematic follow-up care

    We monitor your progress after surgery and guide you through the necessary care at each stage of recovery.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhen can I return to daily life after the surgery?

Stitches are removed after 5 to 7 days, and major swelling subsides over 1 to 2 weeks. Returning to daily activities is usually possible around the time the stitches are removed, and the timing for strenuous exercise or wearing glasses should be adjusted according to the director's instructions.

QWhich is better, implants or autologous tissue?

It depends on your skin thickness, nasal structure, and desired height. If you have thin skin or are concerned about a foreign body sensation or inflammation, autologous tissue is considered; if you want to raise the nasal bridge height stably, implants are considered, and a combination of both is also frequently used. We will honestly explain the pros and cons during your consultation.

QCan a crooked nose be completely straightened?

We align it with the midline as much as possible through osteotomy and septoplasty, but if the axis is severely deviated, achieving perfect symmetry can be difficult. If functional issues such as nasal congestion or rhinitis are present, they are also improved during the surgery.

QWhen is revision surgery possible?

Considering the time it takes for tissue to stabilize, it is usually reviewed 6 months after the first surgery. If there is inflammation, treating the inflammation comes first.

DIVA Principle

Our beautiful principle,
a day 3 peopleOnly perform surgery

The head director personally conducts consultations and surgeries, and is responsible for post-operative care.

Ask the Doctor

If you have any questions, please ask the director directly.

The head director personally checks and answers online consultations. For urgent inquiries, please call 02-542-7002 Please contact me via.