Primary Rhinoplasty, Tip Plasty & Nasal Contouring

Overview: Primary Rhinoplasty, Tip Plasty & Structural Nasal Contouring

A balanced nasal profile depends on the structural relationship between the nasal bridge, tip projection, nasolabial angle, and alar width. At BONITA Aesthetic & Plastic Surgery Clinic, Dr. Kwang-Seup Jung designs customized nasal surgery addressing both aesthetic proportion and internal nasal valve stability.

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Core Procedures Included

1. Comprehensive Primary Rhinoplasty (nosesurgery_6.html)

Integrated contouring of the nasal dorsum, nasal tip, and bony nasal pyramid tailored to individual facial geometry.

2. Autologous Cartilage Nasal Tip Plasty (nosesurgery_3.html, nosesurgery_4.html)

Structural refinement of bulbous, drooping (arrow-nose), or short upturned nasal tips and columellar retraction using autologous septal or auricular cartilage grafts.

3. Dorsal Hump & Deviated Nose Correction (nosesurgery_1.html, nosesurgery_2.html)

• Hump Nose Correction: Rasping or osteocartilaginous reduction of dorsal humps with smooth bridge reconstruction.
• Deviated Nose & Septal Alignment: Correction of crooked nasal bones and septal deviation to improve both external symmetry and nasal breathing.

4. Alar Base Reduction & Nasal Bone Narrowing (nosesurgery_5.html)

Lateral osteotomy to narrow a wide bony pyramid and wedge/sill excision to refine wide or flaring nostrils.

5. Cleft Lip Rhinoplasty (cleftlip.html)

Reconstructive correction of secondary alar asymmetry, columellar shortening, and nasal tip deflection associated with cleft lip anatomy.

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Recovery & Potential Risks

• Recovery Timeline: Nasal splinting and external sutures are typically removed at 5–7 days; residual tip definition refines progressively over 3–6 months.
• Potential Risks & Side Effects: Swelling, bruising, epistaxis (nosebleed), nasal obstruction, infection, asymmetry, cartilage warping, or implant displacement.