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Wonjin Plastic Surgery Hospital

Address: PAGODA tower 17th floor 1306~6 Seocho-dong Seocho-gu, SEOUL

At Wonjin Plastic Surgery Hospital (Wonjin), rhinoplasty is tailored to each patient's facial harmony. The procedure integrates both cosmetic and functional improvements through collaboration between ENT and plastic surgeons. Utilising advanced technology like 3D scanners and CAD, the process ensures personalised outcomes. Headed by medical director Kang Moon Seok, Wonjins specialist surgeons stand at a count of over 40 heads, with interpreting coordinators available to assist every patient throughout their transformative experience. Ensuring comprehensive and expert care for the comfort and confidence of their patients from the get-go is Wonjin’s top priority.

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Dr. Kang Moon Seok
Representative Medical Director

Representative Medical Director at Wonjin Plastic Surgery Hospital, Korea

Summa Cum Laude graduate from the school of medicine of SoonChunHyang University
Adjunct professor of SoonChunHyang University Hospital
Awarded as the top medical resident from the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons Member of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons (KSPRS)
Steering Committee member of KSPRS's Anti-aging plastic surgery research society
Member of KSPRS's Rhinoplasty research society
Steering Committee member of KSPRS's Filler, Thread research society
Steering Committee member of Information & Communication of Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Academician of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
Member of the Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Member of the Korean Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association
Member of the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Member of American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS)

Wonjin's Customized Rhinoplasty: Considering the Overall Harmony of the Face

Wonjin emphasizes that true facial beauty is achieved through the harmonious alignment of smooth, natural lines from the forehead, nose, lips, and chin.

While the structure and appearance of the nose significantly impact facial aesthetics, Wonjin also highlights the importance of its functional role. For this reason, the clinic places great value on collaboration between ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) specialists and plastic surgeons to ensure optimal surgical outcomes.

At Wonjin, patient preferences and desires are carefully addressed. By using cutting-edge 3D scanning and CAD medical technology, the clinic offers personalized solutions, redefining beauty for each individual.

Low Nasal Bridge Surgery

Nasal Length and Height

The ideal length and height of the nose are determined before surgery, taking into account the proportions and balance of surrounding facial features.

Nasal Bridge

When choosing an implant, factors such as skin thickness and the width of the nasal bridge are considered. A customized implant that best suits the patient is selected in advance of the procedure.

Nasal Tip

Autologous cartilage is used to elevate the nasal tip, which is then covered with a layer of fascia to prevent cartilage projection and tip redness. For an ideal profile, the nasal tip is positioned slightly higher than the bridge, achieving a balanced lateral and frontal view.

Deviated Nasal Bridge Surgery

Deviation of the nasal tip or septum is corrected by realigning the nasal tip cartilage into its proper position.

Hooked Nasal Bridge Surgery

A nasal hump is removed via nasal bone osteotomy, and the cartilage is adjusted to gently raise the tip, creating a natural bridge contour. If the patient already has a low nasal bridge, osteotomy may lower it further. In such cases, a silicone implant may be required for bridge augmentation.
The protruding section is carefully fractured, and the nasal tip cartilages are brought together and elevated. Autologous cartilage, such as from the ear or septum, is grafted to provide structural support and prevent the tip from drooping.

Wide Nasal Bridge Surgery

Different osteotomy techniques and approaches are used to reduce the nasal bridge.