Case at a glance

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This Closed Rhinoplasty Korea case involved a patient with a deviated nasal bridge, bulbous tip, and asymmetric nostrils.

The surgery aimed to straighten the bridge, refine the tip, and design columella length for a more balanced and natural nasal contour.


Closed Rhinoplasty Korea – Surgical Method


Dr. Kang performed a fully closed (scarless) rhinoplasty focusing on proportional refinement and symmetry:

  • Straightened deviated nasal bridge.

  • Designed nasal length and projection to harmonize proportions.

  • Refined bulbous nasal tip for a more defined contour.

  • Corrected columella and nostril asymmetry internally.

  • Maintained natural balance without external incisions.


Closed Rhinoplasty Korea – Result


After surgery, the nasal bridge became straight and smooth, the bulbous tip refined, and the nostrils achieved symmetry.

The columella length and tip projection were balanced, creating a natural and elegant nasal line.


Before and after photo of Closed Rhinoplasty Korea correcting deviated and bulbous nose with columella design and nostril symmetry.
Closed Rhinoplasty Korea – Correction of deviated and bulbous nose with columella design. A scarless rhinoplasty refining nasal length and nostril symmetry for natural balance.
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Closed Rhinoplasty Korea – Dr. Kang’s Comment

“This case required precise control of nasal length and columella design to correct deviation and asymmetry.Closed rhinoplasty provided a natural, scar-free result with stable nasal structure.”

Postoperative precautions and possible complications after rhinoplasty – includes information on infection, bleeding, asymmetry, allergic reactions, and scarring.
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