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Hello,

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Hello, I am Dr. Seo Seung-jo from Weverse Plastic Surgery.

In today's video, I would like to talk about the importance of the T-zone!!

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Doctor, I've heard that it's important to properly define the T-zone during rhinoplasty.

Q: What exactly is the T-zone?

Dr. Seo Seung-jo: We refer to the line connecting the forehead and the nose as the T-zone.

The advantage of beautifully defining the T-zone is that it makes your facial features look clearer and more sophisticated.

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When a face is flat, we say it lacks dimension.

If the T-zone is not well-defined, the face can look somewhat plain.

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★ The T-zone is extremely important in rhinoplasty.

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Q: Is the T-zone shaped differently for men and women?

Dr. Seo Seung-jo: I believe it is slightly different for men and women.

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If a woman has a T-zone that is too strong,

it can give off a masculine vibe.

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For men, it's better to have a T-zone with distinct angles and a more prominent nose.

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Someone who has a very well-defined T-zone yet still possesses a feminine vibe... They give off a very delicate feeling, but if you look at all the facial angles, there are many highly masculine angles. [Park Bo-gum]

Q: Doesn't the T-zone automatically become defined just by raising the nose?

Dr. Seo Seung-jo: If you perform surgery with that mindset, it can result in an unnatural look, as if a piece of chalk was placed on the nose.

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The line should flow smoothly down from the eyebrows,

but a smooth T-zone won't be created that way.

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The placement of the implant is important, but for those who have a certain amount of flesh in the T-zone area, it is easier to create a T-zone.

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For thin skin, inserting an implant can result in a T-zone that looks too obvious.

On the other hand, inserting an implant in someone with thick skin can create an Avatar-like appearance.

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-> It is crucial to determine the height and width of the implant by considering the skin type.

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Defining the T-zone is not just about the T-zone itself; it determines the overall facial proportions.

If the starting point of the T-zone is set too high, the forehead will appear narrower.

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If the T-zone is set high but the length of the nose is not extended enough, it becomes ambiguous whether the nose is long or short.

If the skin has some volume, the next thing to consider is the position of the eyes.

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1. The distance between the eyes and the eyebrows

2. The height of the double eyelids

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If you don't have double eyelids but set the T-zone high? -> The eyes and nose might look disconnected.

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For those with a narrow distance between the eyes and eyebrows, creating a strong T-zone is fine for men,

but for women, it can make their impression look fierce.

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Also, just as there can be a difference in cheek fat on both sides, differing volume in the glabella (between the eyebrows) can result in an unnatural and asymmetrical look.

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Of course, this can be improved to some extent with an implant, but adjusting the glabella volume is also important!

In conclusion, the important point when creating a T-zone is that its starting point changes the facial proportions!

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Frequently Asked Questions

In nose surgery, what area does the T-zone refer to?

The T-zone refers to the line extending from the forehead to the nose. Enhancing this area three-dimensionally can eliminate flatness from the face, making the impression much clearer and more sophisticated.

How do T-zone nose surgery designs differ between men and women?

The suitable design differs between men and women. Men typically suit a strong T-zone with a prominent, angular nose, whereas for women, too strong a T-zone can create a masculine and fierce impression, requiring a softer line.

Will simply raising the nose automatically enhance the T-zone naturally?

No, simply raising the nose can look unnatural, like a piece of chalk placed on the face. It is crucial to create a smooth line flowing down from the eyebrows to the nose, and to adjust the height and width of the implant according to the individual's skin thickness.

What problems can arise in nose surgery if the skin is thin or thick?

Depending on the skin type, the implant may show through or look unnatural. Thin skin is prone to showing the implant, while thick skin can result in an 'Avatar nose,' making a detailed surgical plan that considers skin thickness crucial.

Should the position of the eyes also be considered when designing the T-zone?

Yes, the distance between the eyes and eyebrows, and the height of the double eyelid, must be considered. For example, if someone has monolids, making the T-zone too high can make the eyes and nose appear disconnected, and for women with narrow eyebrow spacing, a strong T-zone can create a fierce impression.