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This Non-Implant Rhinoplasty case by Dr.Kang’s NoseLab Korea demonstrates the correction of a flat and bulbous nose with nostril asymmetry improvement and lowering of the nasal starting point through a completely closed approach.
The procedure achieved a natural, balanced nasal contour without using any implants.
Non-Implant Rhinoplasty – Patient Background
The patient had a flat nasal bridge and a bulbous tip, creating a heavy front view.
Nostril asymmetry was noticeable, and the nasal starting point was high, making the nose appear short and round.
Non-Implant Rhinoplasty – Surgical Plan
Dr. Kang performed the surgery using a closed, non-implant rhinoplasty approach:
Used patient’s own cartilage for tip and bridge shaping
Lowered the nasal starting point to elongate nasal proportion
Refined bulbous tip for natural definition
Corrected nostril asymmetry internally
No artificial implant was used, ensuring natural contour and long-term stability.
Non-Implant Rhinoplasty – Postoperative Result
After surgery, the nasal bridge gained height and smooth definition.The nostrils appeared symmetrical, and the nasal line became soft and natural — maintaining full harmony with the patient’s facial profile.
Non-Implant Rhinoplasty – Dr. Kang’s Comment
“This case required structure correction without implants.
By using a non-implant closed rhinoplasty method, we restored the nose’s balance while keeping a natural, scarless outcome.”
NoseLab performs all surgeries using the closed approach.
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