The Korean-Style Rhinoplasty is a popular option for women seeking to reshape their noses and give them a more attractive facial structure. The procedure is often chosen by women who want to correct a deviated septum, narrow nostrils, and other issues that make it difficult for them to breathe properly.

How Much Time Will This Procedure Take?

The surgery typically takes about two hours and requires an overnight stay in the hospital. A cast will be placed on your nose after surgery, which can be removed three weeks later. This type of rhinoplasty procedure is popular among Asian women and others with small noses that they would like to make larger. The procedure is not just about making the nose bigger; it also involves reshaping the nasal tip to give it a more refined appearance. The procedure is performed by making small incisions on either side of the nose. The surgeon removes excess tissue, reshapes the cartilage and bone, and closes the incisions with stitches. This rhinoplasty procedure is ideal for those looking to reduce the size of their nose, narrow its width and height, or reshape its tip.

How Is It Used?

The Korean-style Rhinoplasty for women (จมูก ทรง เกาหลี ผู้หญิง, which is the term in Thai) is the  procedure that is also known as Asian Rhinoplasty, and it can be used to help patients achieve the look they desire. The procedure is a popular option for those looking to reduce the size of their nose, narrow its width and height, or reshape its tip. This rhinoplasty procedure is ideal for those looking to reduce the size of their nose, narrow its width and height, or reshape its tip.

How Is It Done?

The Korean-style Rhinoplasty for women is a popular procedure in which the nose is reshaped for aesthetic reasons, imposing a more feminine and attractive shape on it. The general principle of this surgery involves the creation of a smaller nose and reducing its tip size. You can tell that you’ve undergone TMJ surgery when you look in the mirror or give yourself a little surprise facial massage.

An oral and maxillofacial surgeon performs the procedure. The surgeon will make an incision in the area of your upper jaw (maxilla) or lower jaw (mandible), depending on where they need to access the gum tissue surrounding your TMJ joint. After making this incision, the surgeon will remove any inflamed tissue and then reposition the bones to fit together properly. This surgery is usually done under local anesthesia, but sometimes general anesthesia is necessary depending on how much work needs to be done.