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Bulbous tip · alar base
What to know before bulbous tip and alar reduction surgery: the roles of cartilage and skin, alae that flare when smiling, and differences between incision methods, from the director's answers, videos and articles.
A bulbous nose comes from splayed tip cartilage, thick skin, or wide alae, alone or together. Because the approach depends on the cause, we first identify which structure is involved.
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Guides
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Video 2 · Bulbous nose · Male rhinoplasty (Korean original)
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Blog articles
Articles on this topic from the director's blog. 73 articles
Article 2 · Bulbous nose (Korean original)
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Article 31 · Nasal tip · Bulbous nose (Korean original)
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Article 44 · Bulbous nose · Male rhinoplasty (Korean original)
Article 56 · Nasal tip · Bulbous nose (Korean original)
Outcomes and side effects vary from person to person. Bleeding, infection, swelling and asymmetry may occur. Please consult our medical team before making a decision.
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