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Nasal tip surgery
Why the nasal tip droops when smiling, arrow and long noses, short noses, and how tip muscle correction and tip extension work, gathered from the director's answers, videos and articles.
The nasal tip moves with both cartilage structure and facial muscles. We separate the causes visible from the front, side and while smiling, and outline what to check during consultation.
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Guides
General medical information worth reading before you decide.
KOWON TV videos
Videos on this topic from the KOWON TV YouTube channel. 240 videos
Video 7 · Nasal tip · Dorsal hump (Korean original)
Video 8 · Nasal tip · Deviated nose (Korean original)
Video 13 · Nasal tip · Bulbous nose (Korean original)
Video 22 · Nasolabial angle · Nasal tip (Korean original)
Video 28 · Nasal tip · Bulbous nose (Korean original)
Video 30 · Nasal tip · Bulbous nose (Korean original)
Video 35 · Nasal tip · Deviated nose (Korean original)
Video 36 · Nasal tip (Korean original)
Blog articles
Articles on this topic from the director's blog. 161 articles
Drooping Nasal Tip Surgery: Why the Tip Drops More When You Smile — Support, Muscle and Nasolabial Angle
Article 4 · Revision rhinoplasty · Nasal tip (Korean original)
Article 5 · Nasolabial angle · Nasal tip (Korean original)
Article 10 · RIBFIT™ / rib cartilage · Implant-free rhinoplasty (Korean original)
Article 11 · Nasal tip (Korean original)
Article 15 · Nasal tip · Bulbous nose (Korean original)
Article 17 · RIBFIT™ / rib cartilage · Nasal tip (Korean original)
Article 18 · Nasolabial angle · Nasal tip (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.
Consultation
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The information here is general guidance. Assessment depends on your individual nasal anatomy, so please confirm in a consultation.