Do I Really Need Alar Reduction When Getting Bulbous Nose Surgery?

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💎your beauty universe! I am Dr. Shim Jeong-hwan, Director of Weverse Plastic Surgery :)💎

A bulbous nose refers to a blunt and thick nasal tip,

which is common among Asians.

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Although a bulbous nose is sometimes called a "nose that brings luck" and is said to bring wealth,

aesthetically, its wide appearance is often considered a complex.

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A blunt and wide nasal tip can give off an unsophisticated,

stuffy, and dull impression.

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For women, it can look unrefined and even masculine,

leading to an even greater complex.

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Because it doesn't align with today's standard of a sophisticated and beautiful image,

more people are opting for bulbous nose surgery.

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Many people with a bulbous nose also worry about wide nostrils,

so they often consider alar reduction at the same time.

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Today, let's find out if alar reduction is absolutely necessary when undergoing bulbous nose surgery.

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Do I really need alar reduction when getting bulbous nose surgery?

A bulbous nose refers to the round shape of the nasal tip,

so it is not directly related to alar reduction.

Alar reduction is only necessary if the nostrils are wide and flared.

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Today, we learned about alar reduction.

I will be back next time with even more informative content.

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