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This Columella Correction Korea case at Dr.Kang’s NoseLab Seoul corrected an upturned and bulbous nose by extending the columella and redesigning nasal length through a closed rhinoplasty approach.

The result achieved a refined, balanced nasal profile with natural proportion.


Columella Correction Korea – Patient Background


The patient had a short and upturned nose with a wide bulbous tip.

The nostrils were highly visible from the front, and the nose appeared short and lifted.


Columella Correction Korea – Surgical Plan


Dr. Kang performed a closed structural rhinoplasty focusing on proportion and projection:

  • Extended the columella using autologous cartilage

  • Refined bulbous nasal tip

  • Adjusted nasal length and angle for natural proportion

  • Performed correction entirely through a closed incision, leaving no visible scars


Columella Correction Korea – Postoperative Result


After surgery, the nose gained ideal length and projection.

The upturned tip was lowered naturally, and the bulbous shape refined into a slimmer contour.

Columella correction Korea before and after – closed rhinoplasty for upturned and bulbous nose with nasal length design at NoseLab Seoul
Before and after photos of Columella Correction Korea at Dr.Kang’s NoseLab Seoul. Closed rhinoplasty was performed to correct upturned and bulbous nose with columella lengthening and nasal length design, achieving a natural and balanced nasal profile.
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Dr. Kang’s Comment


“Columella correction requires precise balance between nasal length and projection.

Through the closed approach, we achieved a natural, proportional nose line without any external scar.”


NoseLab performs all surgeries using the closed approach.

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