[Real Patient Case] Non-Implant Rhinoplasty (Bulbous Nose, Dorsal Hump, Long Nose, Nasolabial Angle Correction)

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Hello~

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

Today, I would like to review a case of non-implant rhinoplasty.

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First, let's analyze the issues through the patient's pre-operative photos.

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Pre-operative Analysis

The patient's nose was slightly short, but the nasal bridge itself had some height.

There was a slight dorsal hump, and the nasal tip was relatively droopy, making the nose appear long.

Additionally, the nasal tip was round and spread out,

and the retracted nasolabial angle made the nose look even more blunt and lacking in dimensionality.

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The patient had an aversion to artificial implants,

so they wanted to improve the droopy nasal tip as naturally as possible using a non-implant method.

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Diagnosis and Surgical Plan

Since the patient already had a decent amount of bridge height

and personally preferred a non-implant approach, we proceeded without artificial implants.

We decided to shave down the protruding dorsal hump, correct the bulbous tip,

shorten the appearance of the long nose caused by the droopy tip,

and bring out the nasolabial angle to add three-dimensional volume.

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1 Week Post-Op

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The dorsal hump was smoothly shaved down, and the nasal tip was elevated to match the bridge.

The step-off between the nasal tip and bridge was well-filled, leaving no visible irregularities,

and the nasolabial angle was brought forward to create a dimensional look. With the bulbous nose correction, the nasal tip became much slimmer.

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2 Weeks Post-Op

Compared to the first week, the swelling has gone down further,

and as the residual swelling gradually subsides, the features look more defined.

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In this post, we reviewed a non-implant rhinoplasty case.

We will continue to provide more detailed information through various case reviews in the future.

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