Hello! We are 'DIVA Plastic Surgery', where we reduce large and thick nostrils to resolve bulbous noses!
and transform your facial image.
The nose, located at the center of the face, is important not only functionally but also aesthetically,
which is why we are exploring various solutions to improve the nose line to harmonize with the face.
Among them, individuals with wide and flat bulbous noses often seek solutions to actively improve their appearance,
as such a nose shape can give a clumsy and unsophisticated impression.
However, some people are hesitant because they lack detailed information about non-surgical and surgical methods
that systematically improve the nose while considering individual facial features.
At DIVA Plastic Surgery, we strive to reduce the nose to an ideal shape that matches each individual's facial proportions,
creating a natural yet sophisticated nose line through precise and delicate procedures.
Now, let's take some time to resolve your questions through an interview with Dr. Kim Jong-myung, the representative director of DIVA Plastic Surgery,
who places great importance on trust with his clients, as featured in JoongAng Ilbo.
The nose, located at the center of the face, is a very important area not only functionally but also aesthetically. It plays a significant role in forming the facial contours and determining feminine or masculine images. According to medical staff at a plastic surgery clinic in Sinsa Station, Gangnam, many individuals with complexes about their nose shape, such as a low nasal bridge or wide nostrils, seek to solve these problems through appropriate nose surgery.
In particular, those with wide nostrils or a 'bulbous nose' often wish to actively improve their appearance, as it can give a clumsy and unsophisticated impression. Even if people around them praise it as a ‘lucky nose’, it doesn't fit in with today's trend of sharp and sophisticated impressions.
It is often thought that wide nostrils or a blunt bulbous nose can only be corrected through plastic surgery such as nostril reduction or bulbous nose surgery, but they can also be improved through various non-surgical methods such as *nostril reduction injections (nose sculpting injections), *nostril Botox, *Hiko, and *nose fillers.
Nostril reduction injections break down the soft tissue and fat that form the nasal ala, reducing excessively wide nostrils. Nose fillers adjust the height of the nasal bridge, correcting blunt and low nostrils to create a more sophisticated and slim nose line. Hiko is a procedure that combines PDO threads and fillers, providing a three-dimensional nose shape as if undergoing nose surgery. Its characteristic is that the internal adhesions formed in the soft tissue and the actual increase in tissue volume are maintained to some extent over time, allowing for a moderate height to be maintained.
On the other hand, nostril reduction surgery or bulbous nose surgery involves incisions to induce more definite changes. First, nostril reduction surgery is a method of narrowing the nostrils by varying the surgical method (incisional or non-incisional) depending on the thickness of the nostrils and the extent of their spread. By correcting or beautifying the shape of the nostrils into an oval, the width of the nose is narrowed, allowing for a more harmonious, sophisticated, and beautiful nose shape.
Bulbous nose surgery is similar to nostril reduction surgery, but the details are slightly different. If the nasal tip is blunt and wide, it involves gathering the cartilage at the nasal tip and removing fat to create a sharp-looking nasal tip. If the cause of the blunt nasal tip is accurately diagnosed, a definite image change can be expected.
However, for this, it is very important to reduce the nose to an ideal shape that matches each individual's facial proportions. Furthermore, the key is to proceed through a precise and perfect process to ensure a natural result without scarring.
Regarding this, Dr. Kim Jong-myung, the representative director of DIVA Plastic Surgery in Sinsa-dong, Gangnam, Seoul, stated, ‘If you are considering nostril reduction or bulbous nose surgery, rather than simply debating between surgery or non-surgery, it is best to first consult with a plastic surgeon who has extensive experience and know-how to accurately diagnose your current condition and then decide on the appropriate method.’ He added, ‘After carefully comparing prices, costs, and reviews, I recommend choosing a place that specializes in bulbous nose surgery.’