Review of Bt nose bulb, hump nose, and nasolabial angle. Shape and line corrected with autologous costal cartilage

1. Since my nasal bridge was already somewhat present, I wanted non-implant nose surgery if possible. 2. I wanted correction of the bulbous nose so that the nostrils would not look large from the front. 3. From the side, I wanted correction of the hump nose line, which looked uneven. 4. I wanted the drooping tip of the nose lifted. Those were exactly the parts I wanted corrected, and after going around for consultations,I got non-implant nose surgery at BT Plastic Surgery! Consultation summary with Director Lee Seung-ho 1. Non-implant was possible Material - autologous costal cartilage It is safer not to touch the septum (I saw a CT scan and also nasal endoscopy in the director's office since he is an ENT specialist, and he safely guided things toward a plan that does not use the septum). Ear cartilage has limits when it comes to building a strong support structure, and since I needed a solid support that could hold up the nose tip while lifting it, I had nose surgery using autologous costal cartilage among rib-cartilage options! 2. The nostrils became half their original size, and there was no pinched look either, so the bulbous-nose correction was a real success 3. The previously uneven, rough-looking bridge line from the side now came out smooth, and the line to the nose tip turned out well 4. The nose tip was improved together with nasolabial-angle correction, so the nose gained more definition on its own, and the protruding mouth area also improved through the philtrum angle, making the overall line look much better I got the line I wanted, so I’ve been so happy lately

Review of Bt nose bulb, hump nose, and nasolabial angle. Shape and line corrected with autologous costal cartilage

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