Showing posts with label alar plasty. Show all posts
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Wednesday, June 10, 2020

Different Types of Rhinoplasty Procedures

 
     



There are various rhinoplasty procedures that people tend to get confused about what constitutes a rhinoplasty. 

Since every individual has a different nose, desired surgery results will also vary. Being able to add procedures relevant to your particular nose will give you a proportionate nose that fits with your facial features.

The basic Asian rhinoplasty performed by ID hospital consists of two procedures, silicone implant insertion and tipplasty.  



Before consultation, an X-ray is performed for the surgeon to be able to see the structure of the patient’s nose .

Then the surgeon will examines the patient to recommend the correct procedures based on the individual’s nose shape. 

Here is a brief explanation of all the procedures that can come under the fold of rhinoplasty; these surgeries can be done together to shape the nose.  



Tipplasty: Tipplasty is a procedure to lift or make the nose tip thinner. Nasal septal cartilage and ear cartilage is used to shape the nose tip. This is one of the most common rhinoplasty procedures. 

Silicone implant insertion: To correct a low nasal bridge, a silicone implant is used to increase the height of the nasal bridge. This projection with the implant creates a more prominent nasal bridge.  


   

Osteotomy: If the nasal bridge is wide, then the surgeon can fracture the nasal bones (osteotomy) then bring them closer together, creating a narrow nasal bridge. 

Septoplasty: Septoplasty is used to correct a deviated septum/crooked nose. 



Hump reduction: A protruded nasal dorsum requires a hump reduction to reduce the bone or cartilage to make the dorsal hump flat, creating a flat nose bridge. 

Columelloplasty: If the columella (bottom part of the nose) is drooping low, then surgery can be used to re-shape it and lift it upwards.  


  

Alarplasty: The nostril width is narrowed by removing part of the nostrils, and sewing the incision areas together. This will also reduce the overall size of the nose.   


For more surgery related information, do not hesitate to contact us for an online consultation. 




Monday, December 26, 2016

Carmen became more gorgeous after rhinoplasty! - nose job, nose surgery, after surgery



Our gorgeous patient Carmen from Malaysia after rhinoplasty!! :)




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Wednesday, December 9, 2015

Short pig nose? Let's take a look at ID Short Nose Correction!


Short nose? No problem! 




Short nose rhinoplasty is seen as one of the most complex rhinoplasty procedures. Even the most skilled rhinoplasty surgeons may face great difficulty when dealing with a short nose case. Correcting this type of deformity generally involves skin, internal lining, and skeletal support.

On average, if the nose length is less than one-third of the face length, the the nose may be considered short in comparison to the other facial features.

So what's ID Hospital's Solution?

Not only is is important to find a rhinoplasty specialist, but it is important to find and rhinoplasty surgeon who is skilled at this intricate surgery. Unlike normal rhinoplasty, short nose rhinoplasty require delicate precision handwork allwhile having a  thorough understanding of how much fat and skin tissue as well as skeletal support needs to be corrected. At ID Hospital, our doctors have specialized in their field for over 20 years, so we not only can offer the best result, but your complete safety during surgery.

Different surgical methods


1. Repositioning of the cartilage
If the tip appears to be raised upward, then the cartilage in the nose tip can be removed, cut, and repositioned so that the tip appears longer. After the cartilage grafts have been repositioned, they will be fastened together and fixated downwards to give the nose tip a longer appeal.

2. Septal Cartilage / Ear cartilage
The septal cartilage is a very hard and firm cartilage located in the inside of the nose. This cartilage is extremely durable and can be partially removed and transplanted to the tip of the nose to add length or give it the strength it needs to lift it up.
However in the case of septal cartilage deficiency, then cartilage from the ear may be extracted and used instead. The ear cartilage is sufficent, but not as strong as the septal cartilage.


3. Donated cartilage
It's actually not as bad as it sounds! Utilization of a donated cartilage is especially common in Asia. This is because most patients of Asian descent tend to lack the cartilage we need to correct a short nose. Cartilage will be harvested and thoroughly sterilized then grafted into the patient's nose tip. This is generally the most effective way in lengthening a short nose.









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(From facial bone to eyes and nose plastic surgery)
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Tel (English Hotline): +82-2-3496-9783 / +82-2-3496-9787 /+82-2-3496-9785
ID Mobile : +82-10-3187-5905


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E-mail: doctor@idhospital.com
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 New AddressID Hospital, 142, Dosan-daero, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Korea
(OLD address: ID Hospital, 5-6, Gangnam-gu, Seoul)
- Walk straight for 200 meters from exit 1 of Sinsa Station (line 3). We’re located next to Young Dong Hotel.


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Korea cosmetic surgery / korea cosmetic plastic surgery / korea cosmetic plastic surgery before and after
korean cosmetic surgery / korea celebrity plastic surgery korea cosmetic surgery before and after (eye)
eye surgery / eye job / double eyelid surgery / eye revision surgery / secondary eyelid surgery
ptosis correction / non incision eyelid surgery / lower eyelid surgery / eyelid surgery / lateral canthoplasty
levator surgery / eyelid contouring surgery / lower blepharoplasty / upper blepharoplasty
epicanthoplasty / incision eyelid surgery
nose surgery / nose job / rhinoplasty / nose bridge / alar reduction / bridge augmentation / augmentation rhinoplasty / nasal tip / deviated nose / hump nose / short nose / long nose
cheek augmentation / facial contouring / laser liposuction / flat forehead / fat injection