Upturned & Short
Nose Correction
A procedure that corrects a nose that is short overall and whose nostrils are highly visible from the front into a normal shape.
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An incision is made in the columella to expose the nasal structures; the problematic parts are then released, lengthened and redirected downward.
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In some cases correction is possible using your own nasal cartilage, but when needed, ear cartilage as well as septal cartilage is used to extend the length or support the nasal tip.
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Because every person has different individual characteristics, we find the most natural and ideal line through close one-on-one consultation.
Recommended For
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A low nasal bridge that makes the face look flat
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A mouth that looks relatively protruding
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Nostrils that are highly visible from the front
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A nasal tip that is excessively upturned after unsuccessful rhinoplasty
At TOV Plastic Surgery Clinic, most of our surgery patients
come to us through referrals.
We listen carefully to each patient and identify exactly what the patient needs.
We recommend only the surgery the patient truly needs.
We complement the patient's weaknesses and pursue natural change.
Even if surgery takes a little longer, we choose the surgical method that will bring the patient the best result.