PLASTIC SURGERY · RHINOPLASTY
Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty that tailors the technique and materials to your concern, whether the bridge, tip or nostrils, and to your facial proportions
- POINT 01Bridge + tip
A closed or open approach, chosen to suit your nose
- POINT 02Targeted correction
Hump · osteotomy, long · short · bulbous nose, alar reduction
- POINT 03Rib cartilage
Donor or autologous rib cartilage to support the tip and bridge
WHY WITH CLINIC
Three-dimensional refinement at the center of the face,WITH premium rhinoplasty
The nose shapes the proportions of both the front view and the profile. Starting from bridge and tip rhinoplasty, the WITH CLINIC Plastic Surgery Center defines the scope of surgery around your concern, including hump reduction and osteotomy, correction of a long, short or bulbous nose, alar reduction and revision. When the tip needs more support, donor or autologous rib cartilage is used.
Treatment options
- 01
Bridge · tip rhinoplasty
Basic rhinoplasty that raises the bridge and refines the tip. Depending on your nose and the extent of correction, it is performed with a closed approach through the inside of the nostrils, or an open approach that allows the tip structure to be corrected under direct view.
- Closed
- Open
- 02
Additional targeted correction
Hump reduction, osteotomy and correction of a long, short or bulbous nose are added as needed, and the nostrils are reduced with a suture or incision technique. When the tip needs substantial support, donor or autologous rib cartilage is used.
- Hump · osteotomy
- Alar reduction
- Rib cartilage
Recommended for
- 01
Those whose face looks flat due to a low bridge or a blunt tip
- 02
Those concerned with the shape of the nose itself, such as a hump, wide nasal bones, or a long or short nose
- 03
Those whose wide nostrils make the nose look large, or who are disappointed with a previous rhinoplasty
Frequently asked questions
For anything else, feel free to ask through our consultation channels.
QHow do the closed and open approaches differ?
In the closed approach, the incisions are made inside the nostrils, leaving no visible incision line. In the open approach, a small incision is made under the columella so the tip structure can be corrected under direct view. The approach is decided after examination, based on your nose and the extent of correction.
QWhen is rib cartilage used?
It is used when the tip needs to be raised or supported sufficiently, or when usable cartilage is limited, as in revision cases. Donor or autologous rib cartilage is chosen based on your nose and the result you want.
QIs revision rhinoplasty also available?
Yes. We determine the scope of surgery after examining the previous surgical method and the current condition of your nose.
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Treatment methods, results and recovery time vary with each person’s skin and tissue condition, and side effects such as swelling, bruising or inflammation may occur.