Humanity Plastic Surgery Clinic - Tip Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty

Balanced from the nasal bridge to the tip,a natural bridge line from every angleBecause facial proportions and nasal structure differ from person to person, the bridge height and tip angle that suit you also differ. At Humanity, our rhinoplastycarefully examines your nasal structure and facial proportions to design a bridge line that blends naturally from the front and the side.Why Choose Humanity for RhinoplastyPoint 1Custom Design Based on Your Nasal StructureWe carefully analyze your nasal structure, including the nasal bones, cartilage, and skin condition, which differ for everyone, to design the bridge height and tip shape and angle that suit you most naturally.Point 2Choosing the Right Materials and Technique for the Bridge and TipIn rhinoplasty, we do not apply the same materials and methods to every area. We comprehensively assess bridge height, skin thickness, and the cartilage structure and support of the tip to choose the materials and technique you need.Nasal Bridge AugmentationConsidering the height of your bridge, skin thickness, and facial proportions, we use a suitable material, such as an implant, to create a natural bridge line.Tip RhinoplastyWe check the tip cartilage structure and skin thickness and use your own cartilage (autologous cartilage), such as septal or ear cartilage, to adjust the height, shape, and angle of the tip.※ The materials and technique used may vary depending on your nasal structure and the extent of correction.Point 3A Natural Nasal Profile from Front to SideRhinoplasty is not decided by bridge height seen from the side alone. We consider the width of the nose and the shape of the tip from the front, the bridge height and tip angle from the side, and the proportions connecting your forehead, lips, and chin, to design a bridge line that blends naturally with your whole face.Who Is a Good Candidate?·  People whose low nasal bridge makes the face look flat·  People bothered by a low tip or a wide, bulbous tip·  People bothered by a dorsal hump or a crooked nose·  People concerned that a long or short nose affects their facial proportions·  People who want natural improvement from the bridge to the tipProcedure Steps for RhinoplastyStep 1 Detailed Assessment of Nasal Structure and ConditionWe comprehensively assess the nasal bones and cartilage, skin thickness and elasticity, and the shape of the tip to accurately determine the areas that need correction.Step 2 Nasal Profile Design Matched to Your Facial ProportionsConsidering your overall facial proportions and the harmony of your features, we carefully design the bridge height, tip angle, and nasal profile.Step 3 Custom Correction of the Bridge and TipMatched to your nasal structure and design, we choose the right technique and materials and correct the bridge and tip in balance.Step 4 Follow-Up and Recovery CareAfter surgery, we closely check swelling, the healing process, and changes in the shape of your nose, guiding a steady recovery and a natural nasal profile.Procedure Details: RhinoplastyLength of ProcedureAbout 1 hour 30 minutes – 2 hoursAnesthesiaIV sedationFollow-Up VisitsAbout 2–3 visitsSuture RemovalAfter about 5–7 daysReturn to Daily ActivitiesAfter about 5–7 daysFrequently Asked QuestionsQ. Do the bridge and tip have to be done together?- Not necessarily. Considering the height of your nasal bridge, the shape of your tip, and your overall balance, we can correct only the areas that need it or operate on both together.Q. What material is used for the nasal bridge?- For the nasal bridge, a silicone or other implant, or your own tissue (autologous tissue), can be used. However, we choose the right material based on your skin thickness, the shape of your nose, and the height needed.Q. What cartilage is used for the nasal tip?- Depending on the structure of your tip and the degree of correction needed, we may use autologous cartilage such as septal or ear cartilage.Q. Can a bulbous tip, dorsal hump, or crooked nose be corrected at the same time?- We check the structure of the nasal bones and cartilage and the shape of your nose, and depending on the cause, the needed areas can be corrected together.A bridge line that suits your facestarts with an accurate assessment.In rhinoplasty, what matters is not simply making the nose higher, but finding the bridge height and tip angle that suit your face.  Book on NAVER  ›  Chat on KakaoTalk  ›  Call Us  ›  Directions  ›

Revision Rhinoplasty

By accurately analyzing what went wrong with the first surgery,revision rhinoplasty that restores a natural lookIn revision rhinoplasty, the nasal skin, scar tissue, and cartilage inside the nose are different in every case. That is why it is important to accurately analyze the problems with the first surgery and their causes, rather than thinking only about the outward shape. At Humanity, our revision rhinoplastycarefully considers your current nasal structure, the remaining tissue, and even your facial proportions to plan revision rhinoplasty that suits you naturally.Why Choose Humanity for Revision RhinoplastyPoint 1Detailed Analysis of the Cause, Based on Your Previous Surgery and Current ConditionWe carefully check the condition of the implant and cartilage used in your previous surgery, structural changes in the nose, and scarring and adhesions to accurately identify the cause of the current problem.Point 2Revision Tailored to Your Remaining Tissue and StructureUnlike a first surgery, the cartilage available for a revision and the condition of the skin and soft tissue differ from person to person. Considering the current condition of your nasal tissue and the support needed, we choose the right materials and technique, such as septal cartilage, ear cartilage, autologous rib cartilage, or an autologous dermal graft.Revision Rhinoplasty Techniques by Concern01.Shifted Implant or Crooked NoseWe check the position of the implant and the structure of the nose, then correct the position and line of the nasal bridge again.02.Nasal Bridge Too High or Too LowConsidering your skin condition and facial proportions, we adjust the bridge to a natural height and line.03.Visible Implant or Implant EdgesDepending on the condition of the skin and soft tissue, we consider replacing the implant or using your own tissue.04.Drooping or Deformed Nasal TipWe analyze the tip cartilage and support structures, then readjust the height, shape, and angle of the tip.05.Short or Upturned Nose from ContractureWe assess scarring, adhesions, and the degree of contracture, then correct the length of the nose and the support structure of the tip again.06.Dissatisfied with the Shape of Your NoseWe reanalyze your current nasal structure and facial proportions and redesign a nasal height and line that suit you.Materials Used in Revision RhinoplastyThe materials needed for a revision depend on the condition of your nose. Because previous surgery can limit the amount of usable tissue and cartilage, we choose the right material based on the extent of correction, the support needed, and the current condition of the tissue.•Septal CartilageTip support and shape correction, depending on how much remains and its condition•Ear CartilageRefining tip shape and reinforcing soft tissue•Autologous Rib CartilageWhen strong support and structural reinforcement are needed•Autologous Dermal GraftReinforcing skin and soft tissue and softening implant edges•ImplantCorrecting bridge height and line when neededRecommended Timing for RevisionAt least 6 monthsBecause swelling and scar tissue need time to settle after surgery, revision rhinoplasty is generally planned after at least 6 months of recovery from the previous surgery, once we have checked the current condition of your nose.However, if there is a problem that needs immediate treatment, such as inflammation, infection, or implant exposure, the timing of the revision may differ.Who Is a Good Candidate?·  People whose implant has shifted or whose nose looks crooked·  People whose nasal bridge is too high or too low for their face·  People whose implant outline or edges show through the skin·  People whose nasal tip droops or has become deformed·  People whose nose looks short or upturned because of contracture·  People who are not satisfied with the shape of their nose after previous rhinoplastyProcedure Steps for Revision RhinoplastyStep 1 Detailed Analysis of Your Previous Surgery and Nasal ConditionWe comprehensively review the previous technique, the condition of the implant and cartilage, and the current state of your nasal tissue, including skin, scarring, and adhesions, to accurately identify why a revision is needed.Step 2 Custom Design Based on the Cause of the ProblemConsidering your current nasal structure and facial proportions, we carefully plan the extent of correction, the technique, and the nasal profile you want.Step 3 Correction Tailored to Your Nasal StructureWe address the existing tissue only as much as needed and use materials suited to your nose to rebuild the structure of the nasal bridge and tip.Step 4 Follow-Up and Recovery CareAfter surgery, we closely check swelling, the shape of your nose, left-right balance, and how the tissue is healing, guiding the healing process toward a natural, stable nasal profile.Procedure Details: Revision RhinoplastyLength of ProcedureAbout 2 hoursAnesthesiaIV sedationFollow-Up VisitsAbout 2–3 visitsSuture RemovalAfter about 5–7 daysReturn to Daily ActivitiesAbout 7 daysFrequently Asked QuestionsQ. How soon can I have revision rhinoplasty?We generally plan it at least 6 months after the first surgery, once swelling and scar tissue have fully settled. However, the right timing may vary depending on the current condition of your nose and the reason for the revision.Q. Does my existing implant have to be removed?Not necessarily. We look at the position and condition of the existing implant and the extent of correction needed, then decide whether to remove or replace it.Q. Does revision rhinoplasty always use rib cartilage?Not every revision rhinoplasty requires rib cartilage. Depending on the remaining tissue and the support needed, we choose the right material, such as septal cartilage, ear cartilage, or autologous rib cartilage.Q. Can you correct an implant that shows through thin skin?After checking the skin, soft tissue, and the existing implant, we may consider replacing the implant or using your own tissue, such as an autologous dermal graft.Revision rhinoplasty starts withanalyzing the cause of the first surgery's problemsRevision rhinoplasty is not simply about changing the outward shape again.We carefully examine your current nasal structure and even your facial proportions, rethinking not only the outward shape but also the structure, so that your revision rhinoplasty suits you naturally.  Book on NAVER  ›  Chat on KakaoTalk  ›  Call Us  ›  Directions  ›