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Closed Rhinoplasty Korea for Pinched Nose Correction and Structural Reconstruction

  • Dr. Chayoung Kang
  • 2024년 8월 28일
  • 3분 분량

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This case demonstrates closed rhinoplasty Korea for correcting a pinched nose with deviation, upturned tip, and nostril asymmetry. Structural reconstruction using rib cartilage restored nasal stability, improved airway function, and achieved a natural, balanced result.

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  • Dr. Cha-Young KangNoseLab Clinic

  • Published: 2024

  • Last Updated: 2026


✅ Case Background


This patient presented with a complex nasal deformity including a pinched nasal tip, deviation, upturned nose, and significant nostril asymmetry.


The patient had undergone multiple previous surgeries, resulting in structural weakness and compromised nasal function.


In this closed rhinoplasty Korea case, the goal was to restore structural stability, correct deviation, and improve both aesthetic balance and nasal airway function.


Key concerns included:

  • Pinched nasal tip with asymmetry

  • Upturned nose with excessive nostril exposure

  • Deviated nasal structure

  • Wide glabella and nasal bridge

  • Weak septal support

  • Nasal congestion and rhinitis


This case required structural reconstruction rather than simple reshaping.


If you are experiencing similar nasal problems or considering revision rhinoplasty, a detailed structural evaluation is important.


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Pinched Nose corrective rhinoplasty – preoperative design consultation frontal view
Frontal view
Pinched Nose corrective rhinoplasty – preoperative design consultation 45-degree view
Side profile view

✅ Surgical Approach – Pinched Nose Corrective Rhinoplasty Using Closed Rhinoplasty Korea


A pinched nose is typically caused by structural collapse or damage to the alar cartilage and septal support.


In revision cases, repeated surgeries often result in weakened cartilage and scar tissue, requiring full structural reconstruction.


Closed rhinoplasty Korea allows precise correction of these deformities while minimizing additional tissue trauma.

Pinched Nose corrective rhinoplasty – preoperative design consultation 45-degree view
45-degree view
Pinched Nose corrective rhinoplasty – preoperative design consultation nostril view
Nostril view

✅ Structural Problems Identified


  • Severe pinching of the nasal tip due to cartilage collapse

  • Deviation of nasal septum and bridge

  • Upturned nasal tip with excessive nostril exposure

  • Nostril asymmetry due to alar cartilage imbalance

  • Weak septal support

  • Functional airway obstruction

  • Inferior turbinate hypertrophy

Pinched Nose corrective rhinoplasty – preoperative nasal endoscopy showing septal deviation to the right side
Nasal endoscopy photo of the septal deviation to the right side

✅ Surgical Plan


1. Septal Reconstruction

Reinforcement of weakened septal structure using rib cartilage


2. Septal Extension Graft

Correction of deviation and stabilization of nasal tip


3. Alar Cartilage Reconstruction

Rebuilding of collapsed alar cartilage to correct pinching


4. Nostril Correction

Lowering of nostrils and correction of asymmetry


5. Dermal Graft Reinforcement

Improvement of depressed nasal areas and contour


6. Functional Correction

Septoplasty and turbinate reduction to improve airflow


✅ Surgical Results


Frontal View

  • Reduced nostril exposure

  • Improved symmetry

  • Straightened nasal structure

Frontal view before surgery (left) after surgery (right)
Frontal view before surgery (left) after surgery (right)

Lateral View

  • Lowered starting point

  • Improved tip projection

  • Balanced nasolabial angle

Side profile view before surgery (left) after surgery (right)
Side profile view before surgery (left) after surgery (right)

Oblique View

  • Reduced pinching

  • Improved contour

45-degree angle view before surgery (left) after surgery (right)
45-degree angle view before surgery (left) after surgery (right)

Nasal Base View

  • Improved nostril symmetry

  • Correction of columella deviation

Nostrils before surgery (left) after surgery (right)
Nostrils before surgery (left) after surgery (right)

Functional Outcome

  • Improved nasal airflow

  • Reduced congestion

  • Stabilized airway structure


✅ Surgeon’s Commentary

Photos taken immediately after surgery, frontal view, 45-angle view, and side profile.
Photos taken immediately after surgery, frontal view, 45-angle view, and side profile.

A pinched nose is not only an aesthetic issue but a structural problem caused by cartilage weakness and collapse.


In revision cases, the loss of cartilage and repeated surgical damage make reconstruction significantly more complex.


In this case, rib cartilage was essential to rebuild the nasal framework and restore stable support.


Alar cartilage reconstruction and septal reinforcement were critical in correcting both the pinched appearance and nostril asymmetry.


Closed rhinoplasty Korea allows precise correction while minimizing additional trauma.


Achieving long-term stability requires restoring the underlying structure rather than focusing only on appearance.


If you are considering revision rhinoplasty after multiple surgeries, a structural approach is essential.


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✅ FAQ


Q1. What causes a pinched nose?

It is usually caused by collapse or over-resection of nasal cartilage.


Q2. Why is rib cartilage used in revision cases?

It provides strong structural support when native cartilage is insufficient.


Q3. Can breathing improve after surgery?

Yes, structural correction improves nasal airflow and function.

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









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