Alar Base Reduction

Alar Base Reduction is a procedure that reduces the width of wide, flared nostrils to create a slim, refined nasal line that suits facial proportions and balance. Newline selects either the Incisional method or Non-incisional method according to skin thickness and nostril shape, while also checking the symmetry of both nostrils.

Reduce wide, bulbous alar bases for a slim, refined nasal line.

When the alar bases are fleshy, the Nasal Tip can appear bulbous and flared, making the nose look less defined and the Face appear flat, with less dimension even in profile. Newline Alar Base Reduction reduces the overall width of the alar bases to design a slim nose shape suited to facial proportions and balance.

Naturally reduce nasal width

Alar Base Reduction before-and-after photos (left: before surgery · right: 3 months after surgery) · Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

Newline Alar Base Reduction Points

Point 1. Reduce wide alar bases by bringing them inward

Point 2. A more projected Nasal Tip with narrowed alar bases

Point 3. A more dimensional nose overall

Complete a customized Newline nose with a naturally high, slim Nasal Bridge.

Before & After Photos

Transform flat, bulbous alar bases into a more projected, refined shape.

Alar Base Reduction · Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

Alar Base Reduction · Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

Alar Base Reduction · Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

Alar Base Reduction · Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

Alar Base Reduction · Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

Alar Base Reduction · Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

Alar Base Reduction · Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

Alar Base Reduction · Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

Alar Base Reduction · Before surgery → 3 months after surgery

Surgical Methods – Customized Alar Base Reduction by Type

CASE 1. Incisional method – For thick skin or large nostrils

STEP 1. Excise the inner alar skin

The inner skin of the alar base is excised.

STEP 2. Shape and suture the nostrils

The nostril shape is adjusted and sutured.

CASE 2. Non-incisional method – For wide lower nostrils

STEP 1. Insert sutures on both sides of the alar bases

Sutures are inserted on both sides of the alar bases.

STEP 2. Reduce the Columella and alar bases simultaneously

The wide Columella and alar bases are reduced simultaneously.

Recommended For

· Those whose nose appears bulbous due to wide alar bases · Those concerned that their alar bases flare when smiling · Those who feel their alar bases make their appearance look dull · Those with a high Nasal Bridge but a wide Nasal Tip

Features of Newline Alar Base Reduction

Transform your look with your nose—a naturally refined nasal line!

Point 1. Reduced concern about scarring

Fine incisions around the nostrils help reduce concerns about scarring.

Point 2. A nose shape tailored to each individual

Rather than creating the same nose shape for everyone, surgery is performed in a shape that suits each individual, while ensuring the nostril shape does not look unnatural.

Point 3. Checking even the nostril shape

The procedure is performed to balance the symmetry of both nostrils and achieve a natural appearance.

Differentiated Medical Services

· Customized rhinoplasty: We analyze the width, length, and height of the nose in accordance with facial proportions to design an overall harmonious nasal line. · Dedicated medical team responsibility system: We operate a dedicated medical team responsibility system led by board-certified plastic surgeons with extensive experience and expertise. · Thorough safety protocols: Operating room CCTV and a real-name operating room system are implemented to reduce concerns about ghost doctors and surrogate surgery. · Swelling care system: A systematic swelling care system is provided to support faster recovery.

Please Be Sure to Check

Depending on the individual, side effects such as swelling, bleeding, inflammation, bruising, and nerve damage may occur, and surgical results may vary from person to person. The surgical method is determined through consultation with a specialist.