Case at a glance

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This Revision Closed Rhinoplasty Korea case involved a patient with a deviated and small nose, bulbous tip, and nostril asymmetry after a previous surgery.

The main goal was to realign the nasal axis, refine the bulbous tip, and restore balance through length design and nostril correction using a closed, scarless approach.


Revision Closed Rhinoplasty Korea – Surgical Method


Dr. Kang performed a precise revision closed rhinoplasty focusing on nasal proportion and framework rebuilding:

  • Straightened deviated nasal axis

  • Designed nasal length to harmonize the facial ratio

  • Refined bulbous tip using cartilage reshaping

  • Corrected nostril asymmetry internally

  • Achieved smooth, balanced nasal contour

Revision Closed Rhinoplasty Korea – Result


After surgery, the nasal bridge and tip projection became naturally aligned.The nostril asymmetry was minimized, and the overall contour achieved a softer, more proportionate look without external scars.

Before and after photo of Revision Closed Rhinoplasty Korea correcting deviated and small bulbous nose with length design and nostril symmetry.
Revision Closed Rhinoplasty Korea – Correction of deviated and small bulbous nose with length design and nostril symmetry.
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Dr. Kang’s Comment

“In revision closed rhinoplasty, maintaining internal structural support is crucial.This case demonstrates how precise length design and symmetry correction can restore balance and natural proportion even after previous surgery.”





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