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Why does my nose look lifted after Nasal tip plasty?

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A blunt nose tip can be corrected with Nasal tip plasty. However, we often get inquiries when the nose looks lifted after nasal tip surgery. Why is the tip of the nose look lifted after surgery? After Rhinoplasty, the tip of the nose may look raised due to the swelling process. The swelling goes off starting from the nose bridge to the nasal tip.   Since the nasal tip swelling goes off last, it sometimes lasts for a long time.   This is a phenomenon when the tip of the nose is relatively raised upwards. However, if the tip of the nose continues to appear lifted upwards even a year after the surgery, it is necessary to consult with the plastic surgeon. In some cases, revision surgery may be needed. #shesplasticsurgery #busanplasticsurgery #nampo #nasaltipplasty #nosebridge #tipplasty 

How to elevate a low Nasal bridge?

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  Ever since childhood, I was always wondering if there was any method that could effectively elevate the nose bridge. When I started working at SHE’S Plastic Surgery, I learned about a range of operative, as well as non-operative methods for Nose bridge augmentation. Undoubtedly, the surgical method is the most effective and long-lasting.   We all know that nose is a focal point that draws other people’s attention to us. Especially if it is high and elegant. How do we achieve this look in a most effective way? Today I will tell you about an operative method for Nasal bridge augmentation and a nasal tip cartilage graft. At SHE’S Plastic Surgery, the combination of a nasal bridge and tip correction can perfectly reshape your nose by building up the structural support for your nose.  In order to raise a nose bridge, silicone is used as a material to add a necessary height to the nasal bridge. Moreover, a patient’s ear cartilage is used for the nasal tip reshaping....