Autologous Cartilage (Nasal Tip)

Autologous Cartilage rhinoplasty is a procedure that uses Autologous Cartilage without an Implant to adjust the height and angle of the Nasal Tip. It may be considered for a blunt or low Nasal Tip, concerns about Implants, or when the Nasal Bridge is sufficient and improving Nasal Tip detail is the main goal. The design is tailored to skin thickness and nose shape.

This procedure improves a stuffy-looking impression caused by a blunt or low Nasal Tip and creates a balanced line that suits the entire Face. Detailed analysis and meticulous design create a natural, harmonious Nasal Tip line.

Recommended for

· Those who want a natural nose line · Those with concerns such as a crooked nose or Hump nose · Those concerned about inflammation or side effects from Implants · Those with a high Nasal Bridge who do not need an Implant · Those with a blunt or wide-looking Nasal Tip, or a drooping Nasal Tip that creates a stuffy-looking impression

POP Autologous Cartilage Rhinoplasty Details

Reflecting each individual's nasal structure and skin characteristics, the height and angle of the Nasal Tip are precisely adjusted to create a three-dimensional, balanced nose line.

· Point 1. Design tailored to individual skin thickness and nose shape · Point 2. A balanced appearance by adjusting nose length and Nasal Tip proportions · Point 3. A defined impression with volume and height harmonious with the Face shape

While full rhinoplasty addresses both the Nasal Bridge and Nasal Tip, Autologous Cartilage Nasal Tip surgery primarily focuses on improving Nasal Tip details, including its shape, height, and angle.

Autologous Cartilage Rhinoplasty by Nose Type

CASE 1. Low Nose (Bulbous Nose)

Before-and-after photos (left: before surgery · right: 1 month after surgery) When the Nasal Bridge is low and flat, the Face may appear wide and lacking in dimension. Raising the Nasal Bridge and Nasal Tip creates a three-dimensional, harmonious nose line.

CASE 2. Short Nose (Short Nose Correction)

Before-and-after photos (left: before surgery · right: 1 month after surgery) When the nose is short and Nasal Tip support is weak, structural stability is reduced and it can be difficult to maintain the shape after surgery. The position and angle of the Cartilage are carefully corrected to create a natural, long-lasting line.

CASE 3. Hump nose

Before-and-after photos (left: before surgery · right: 2 weeks after surgery) This refers to excessive protrusion of the nasal dorsum, mainly caused by an imbalance between the nasal bones and Cartilage. The protruding nasal dorsum is smoothly refined, and the low Nasal Tip is reinforced to create a stable, three-dimensional line.

Surgery Information

| Surgery duration: 2 hours | Anesthesia: Sedation anesthesia | Follow-up visits: 2–3 times | Return to daily activities: After 7–10 days

Pre- and Postoperative Precautions

After Surgery

· Initial swelling and bruising usually subside within 1–2 weeks, and returning to daily activities is generally possible during this period. · The final shape takes approximately 3–6 months to stabilize, although this varies by individual.

Please Note

Surgical results vary by individual, and side effects such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur; therefore, thorough consultation is necessary. The surgical method is determined through consultation with a specialist.