Nasal Bridge + Nasal Tip + Columella + Alar/Nostril + Nose Shape Correction

Low Bridge Nose Surgery

Low Bridge Nose surgery is one of the most commonly performed rhinoplasty procedures, and is designed to enhance and elevate a low nose. Glovi Low Bridge Nose surgery does not simply raise the nose; it carefully assesses each individual's facial harmony and balance, nasal bridge height, and facial proportions to create a more natural, refined, and well-defined nasal bridge line.

Hump nose Surgery

A Hump nose is commonly seen in people with large nasal bones, where the middle portion of the nasal dorsum protrudes convexly, creating a strong, masculine impression. Glovi Hump nose surgery corrects the protruding nasal dorsum into a smooth line, transforming an excessively strong image into a more feminine and refined appearance, with highly satisfying results.

Short Nose Correction (Upturned Nose) Surgery

A nose that is short relative to overall facial proportions, with an upturned Nasal Tip and excessively exposed nostrils, is called a Short Nose, also known as an upturned nose. Glovi Short Nose Correction is a procedure that lengthens the nose to correct a Short Nose. Because it is a highly complex rhinoplasty procedure, surgery should be performed by a plastic surgeon with extensive clinical experience and expertise to achieve satisfactory results.

Long Nose Surgery

A Long Nose is commonly referred to as an arrow nose; the Nasal Tip hangs downward relative to overall facial proportions, making the nose appear long and the face appear older. Long Nose correction elevates the position of the alar Cartilage and reduces the elongated, drooping Septal Cartilage to create a more youthful appearance.

Wide Nose Surgery

A Wide Nose refers to a nose with a broad nasal dorsum that appears flat and wide, creating a dull, masculine impression. When the nasal dorsum is wide, the nose may not appear well-defined even if the Nasal Bridge is high. Wide Nose surgery refines the Nasal Bridge, which appears broad due to the wide area where the facial bones and nose meet, and is effective for improving the overall appearance.

Bulbous Nose Surgery

Many Asians have a Bulbous Nose with a rounded, blunt Nasal Tip. A low and broad-looking Bulbous Nose can create a dull and unsophisticated appearance. A Bulbous Nose can be improved by correcting it with Cartilage and removing the thick layer of fat beneath the skin. Because nasal width and skin thickness vary from person to person, surgery should consider the causes and individual characteristics of a Bulbous Nose to achieve satisfactory results.