Case at a glance

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This Closed Rhinoplasty Korea case involved a patient with a contracted and deviated nose, notching, and an upturned nasal tip.

The goal was to release the contracted tissue, correct nasal deviation, and extend the columella to restore a balanced nasal proportion.


Closed Rhinoplasty Korea – Surgical Method


Dr. Kang performed a detailed closed rhinoplasty focusing on internal structural balance:

  • Released internal scar and tension from contracted nose

  • Realigned deviated nasal bridge and septum

  • Lengthened columella to lower the upturned tip

  • Corrected notching deformity for natural alar contour

  • All procedures were done via non-open (closed) rhinoplasty without external scars


Closed Rhinoplasty Korea – Result


After surgery, the nose appeared longer, straighter, and more proportionate.The columella was extended naturally, resolving notching and asymmetry for a smoother profile.


Before and after photo of Closed Rhinoplasty Korea correcting contracted and deviated nose with columella lengthening and notching correction.
Closed Rhinoplasty Korea – Correction of contracted and deviated nose.
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Closed Rhinoplasty Korea – Dr. Kang’s Comment

“This case required both release of contraction and structural lengthening.Through closed rhinoplasty, we achieved a natural and stable nasal form without external incision.”
Postoperative precautions and possible complications after rhinoplasty – includes information on infection, bleeding, asymmetry, allergic reactions, and scarring.
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