This procedure raises the nasal bridge from the glabella to just before the tip,
using a biocompatible customized implant. The height and length of the nose are adjusted
to balance with the entire face, creating a natural and well-proportioned nasal line.

When excessive bone and septal cartilage growth causes a prominent dorsal hump,
the nose may appear to have a low glabella and drooping tip. Through osteotomy (bone shaving or cutting),
the protruding part of the dorsum is smoothed out, and the nasal tip is refined for a sleek contour.

A wide nasal bridge and thick bones can make the nose appear flat and broad.
WOORI’s wide nose correction surgery reduces the nasal width, creating a slimmer and more refined nasal contour.
Simply raising the bridge without addressing width can make the nose appear overly masculine,
so finding the right thickness and shape to match the face is essential.

A bulbous nose often has thick skin and widely spread cartilage,
making the tip appear round and bulky. This surgery refines the nasal tip structure,
enhancing definition while ensuring a natural, balanced shape.

A crooked nose often involves both external deviation and internal structural asymmetry.
Common shapes of crooked noses include C-curve, S-curve, and diagonal deviations.
Depending on the degree of deviation, correction involves either custom implants for minor cases or osteotomy (bone realignment)
for severe asymmetry, ensuring a personalized correction tailored to each individual’s condition.