Nasal Skin Necrosis Correction Korea – Complex Reconstruction at NoseLab Clinic

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Introduction to Nasal Skin Necrosis Correction Korea

At NoseLab Clinic, we specialize in complex rhinoplasty cases, including nasal skin necrosis correction in Korea. This case involves a patient who suffered from severe nasal skin damage, vascular compromise, and asymmetry after multiple surgeries over 15 years.

Surgical History Leading to Nasal Skin Necrosis

Preoperative consultation photos of a patient with nasal skin necrosis and nostril asymmetry, showing frontal, left oblique, and left side views. — Preoperative design consultation photos: Frontal view, left oblique side view, and left side view.

Causes Behind the Need for Nasal Skin Necrosis Correction Korea

15 years ago: Silicone implant rhinoplasty
10 years ago: Implant removal, ear cartilage graft, and alar base reduction
9 years ago: Repeat grafts, infection, and removal
Later: AlloDerm insertion and gluteal dermis graft
Multiple resurfacing (chemical peels) causing thinning
5 years ago: Autologous rib cartilage + dermis graft
6–7 years ago: Upper lip lift and two-jaw surgery

Nasal Skin Necrosis Symptoms and Nostril Asymmetry

Preoperative consultation photos of a patient with nasal skin necrosis and asymmetrical nostrils, showing right oblique, right side, and nostril views. — Preoperative design consultation photos: Right side view, right oblique side view, and nostril view.

Irregular nasal dorsum with scarring
Thinned and discolored skin from necrosis
Red nasal tip with vascular damage
“^ ^” shaped nostrils and drooping alar rims
Alar base height asymmetry
Dense fibrotic tissue from multiple graft failures

Customized Plan for Nasal Skin Necrosis Correction Korea

Structural Reconstruction Techniques for Skin Necrosis

Autologous rib cartilage to rebuild dorsal contour
Extended septum to support weakened nasal structure
Conservative dissection to preserve remaining vessels
Concentrated growth factors for vascular recovery
Repositioning of alar cartilages for symmetry

Aesthetic and Functional Goals

Smooth and natural nasal bridge
Symmetrical alar base height
Natural nostril shape restoration
Improved nasolabial angle
Enhanced breathing via septoplasty & turbinate reduction

Results of Nasal Skin Necrosis Correction in Korea

Frontal view comparison before and immediately after surgery for nasal skin necrosis and nostril asymmetry correction. — Before Surgery (Left) / Immediately After Surgery (Right)

Frontal Results After Nasal Reconstruction

Smoother nasal dorsum
Balanced nostril shape
Facial symmetry significantly improved

Before Surgery (Left) / Immediately After Surgery (Right)

Side View Improvements After Skin Necrosis Correction

Natural dorsal projection
Improved nasolabial angle
Proportional columella-lip relationship

Nostril view comparison before and immediately after nasal skin necrosis and asymmetry reconstruction surgery. — Before Surgery (Left) / Immediately After Surgery (Right)

Nostril View After Alar and Skin Necrosis Correction

Symmetrical, stable nostrils
Repositioned alar rims
Corrected “^ ^” appearance

Surgeon’s Commentary on Nasal Skin Necrosis Correction Korea

Immediately after surgery: Frontal, side, and oblique views showing reconstructed nasal structure and corrected nostril asymmetry. — Immediately after surgery: Frontal view, side view, and oblique side view photos.

Immediately after surgery: Nostril view showing repositioned alar rims and corrected nostril asymmetry. — Immediately after surgery: Nostril view photos.

This patient presented with one of the most challenging cases of nasal skin necrosis I’ve seen in Korea. Careful dissection, autologous grafts, and regenerative support were crucial. Balancing both function and aesthetics was key to achieving long-term success.

— Dr. Cha-Young Kang, Medical Director at NoseLab Clinic