Functional Improvement Through Deviated Nose Correction!

* Basic Information

# Female in her 30s

# History of multiple nose filler procedures (+)

# Severe septal deviation causing breathing discomfort

* Consultation

# Despite multiple filler injections to the bridge, she remained dissatisfied with the shape and decided to undergo surgery.

# Pre-operative CT scans revealed a severely deviated septum (septum deviation), which caused significant breathing difficulties. We decided to proceed with functional rhinoplasty simultaneously.

* Surgical Plan

# Tip Plasty (Deviated & Long Nose Correction)

# Bridge Augmentation (Implant)

# Functional Rhinoplasty

* Intraoperative Findings

# After dissolving the fillers, the bridge was quite low. We used an implant to achieve a defined, straight-semi-curved (Jik-ban) bridge line.

# For the tip, we used donated rib cartilage, septal cartilage, and ear cartilage to create a defined look! We built a sturdy support structure to ensure the tip does not droop over time.

# The septum was severely deviated, and the mucosal area known as the inferior turbinate was hypertrophied. We corrected the deviated septum and performed a turbinate reduction to improve the functional aspect of breathing.

# It is even better when functional improvements accompany a perfected straight-semi-curved line from the bridge to the tip!

Consultations and surgeries should be performed by a board-certified plastic surgeon!

VIBE that comes from extensive experience.

Dr. Yoo Young-moon, Representative Director of VIBE Plastic Surgery

VIBE Plastic Surgery complies with all medical laws. These before-and-after photos were taken under identical conditions with the patient’s consent. Complications and side effects such as bleeding, inflammation, infection, and asymmetry may occur depending on the individual, and caution is required.