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This case of Upturned Nose Correction Korea focused on correcting an upturned nose, hanging tip, and depressed bridge through a closed rhinoplasty approach.


The main goal was to redesign the columella line and achieve smooth nasal continuity with natural tip projection.


Upturned Nose Correction Korea – Case Overview


The patient presented with the following nasal concerns:

  • Upturned nose with visible nostrils

  • Hanging nasal tip with weak columella support

  • Mildly depressed nasal bridge causing imbalance

Through Upturned Nose Correction Korea, the surgeon enhanced nasal length and restructured the tip using a non-incisional (closed) rhinoplasty technique.


Surgical Method – Closed Approach for Upturned Nose Correction Korea


  • Designed nasal length and rotation for balanced proportion

  • Corrected hanging tip and reinforced columella base

  • Augmented depressed nasal bridge with limited grafting

  • Improved nostril symmetry and columella line shape

  • Maintained natural contour with closed rhinoplasty

Before and after of Upturned Nose Correction Korea – closed rhinoplasty correcting upturned and hanging nose tip with depressed bridge improvement.
This Upturned Nose Correction Korea case shows how closed rhinoplasty reshaped an upturned nose and improved the depressed bridge for a balanced nasal profile.
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Result – Balanced Nasal Profile after Upturned Nose Correction Korea


Postoperative photos show a smoother nasal bridge and refined tip projection.The hanging nose tip was corrected, and the nostril exposure was reduced, achieving a natural and proportional nasal contour.

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