Male Rhinoplastyedge line nose molding
The Nose Defines a Man’s Look
Rather than creating the same nose for everyone, we design a nose that complements each individual’s unique facial features and contours, creating a confident and naturally balanced appearance.
What is Edge Line rhinoplasty at NANA Plastic Surgery?
A Refined Nasal Profile for a More Masculine Look
Rhinoplasty can play a significant role in defining a man’s overall appearance. Compared to women, men typically have a more prominent brow structure, so achieving a masculine and confident nasal profile may require a well-defined nasal bridge and a longer, straighter nasal tip.
At NANA Plastic Surgery, we consider the unique characteristics of the male nose—including a wider nasal bridge and thicker skin—to create a refined nasal contour that complements each individual’s facial features and enhances a naturally masculine appearance.
We create a refined, ideal nose line unique to men.
A Different Approach to Male Rhinoplasty
Male and female rhinoplasty require different approaches. Since the starting point of the male nasal bridge is typically positioned slightly higher than that of a female nose, a straight, well-defined line extending from the glabella to the nasal tip is often considered an ideal masculine nasal profile.
At NANA Plastic Surgery, we take each patient’s unique bone structure and skin characteristics into consideration when planning the procedure. Rather than simply creating a high nasal bridge from the front, we focus on achieving a well-balanced, masculine profile that looks natural and refined from the side as well.
NANA Plastic Surgery's ideal male nose
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The ideal angle between the forehead and nose is 135–140 degrees, and a nasolabial angle of about 95–105 degrees completes a natural, straight male nose line.
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An ideal nose is symmetrical, with a length equal to one-third of the vertical length of the face, and its overall size and height should be in harmony with the face.
Why
male rhinoplasty is special at NANA Plastic Surgery
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Personalized surgerySurgery performed with each individual's facial harmony and proportions in mind
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Male-specialized surgerySurgery performed with the male bone structure and skin in mind
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Minimized bleeding and painBleeding and pain minimized with consideration for men's thicker blood vessels
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Safe surgerySafe surgery with advanced equipment and a systematic approach
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Quick return to daily lifeSwelling and bruising minimized for a quick return to daily life
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Systematic aftercareNANA Plastic Surgery's own systematic aftercare system
Male Rhinoplasty Surgery Information
Surgery Time
1–1.5 hours
Anesthesia
Sedation (IV) anesthesia
Hospitalization
Not required
Stitch Removal
After 5–7 days
Return to Daily Life
After stitch removal
Follow-up Visits
About 1–2 visits (stitch removal, splint removal)
NANA Plastic Surgery male rhinoplasty by type
Surgeons with extensive surgical experience take responsibility and perform the surgery from start to finish.
Low nose
Surgery to raise a low nose, also called augmentation rhinoplasty. A nose surgery suited to the individual's face is important.
Deviated nose
A nose that is crooked externally or internally, which can cause conditions such as nasal congestion and chronic headaches; both function and shape must be improved during surgery.
Hump nose
A nose with a bump in the middle of the bridge, often caused by an internal nasal bone fracture; this type is commonly seen in active men.
Arrow nose
A nose with a significantly drooping tip that looks like an arrowhead. It can be corrected with surgery to raise the tip; as it is highly demanding, it is best performed by an experienced specialist.
Bulbous nose
A nose with a blunt, flat, spread-out tip; by correcting the cartilage and removing the subcutaneous fat layer, a sharper nose and a more refined image can be achieved.
NANA Plastic Surgery's male rhinoplasty
is recommended for!
Through a personalized design, we create a natural nose line that looks like your own, without any sign of surgery.
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When the nose looks low and short relative to the face
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When there is a pronounced hump and a drooping nasal tip
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When both the bridge and tip are low
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When the nostrils are wide and flat
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When the nose is crooked due to injury
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When the nose is fleshy and bulbous in shape
NANA Plastic Surgery's Trusted Rhinoplasty System
Personalized surgery
At NANA Plastic Surgery, personalized surgery is our principle. We design each surgery considering the condition and shape of your nose, its harmony with your face, and your personal preferences. We minimize the drawbacks and bring out only the strengths to create the most ideal nose.
Surgeon Identification & Dedicated Care System
At NANA Plastic Surgery, we have implemented a surgeon identification system to provide patients with accurate and transparent information about the medical professionals responsible for their care.
From surgical planning and comprehensive preoperative examinations to the procedure and postoperative follow-up, each patient receives personalized one-on-one care from a designated medical professional throughout the entire process.
A naturally beautiful nose
At NANA Plastic Surgery, surgery is performed with the expertise of experienced specialists so that the nose, the center of the face, is in harmony with the forehead, cheekbones, eyes, chin, and lips.
Safe and responsible post-operative care
NANA Plastic Surgery puts safety first with professional safety systems inside and outside the operating room, including a safe anesthesia system and an uninterruptible power system. We also operate a dedicated aftercare and care center for fast recovery and satisfying results after surgery.
NANA's guide to
precautions after nose surgery
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Washing, showering & makeup
You may wash your face and wear makeup from the day after the stitches on the columella (nasal column) are removed.Until the splint and tape are removed, wipe areas other than the surgical site with a damp towel; washing your face and wearing makeup is possible from the day after the columella stitches are removed. When washing, do not rub the nose hard or apply pressure. It is best to wait one month before wearing glasses, and please avoid saunas and steam rooms for one month.
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Recovery
Slight bleeding and nasal discharge may occur for 2–3 days after surgery.Please do not blow your nose hard for one month after surgery; after one month you may blow your nose gently.
If ear cartilage was used, pain or changes in sensation may last up to 6 months.If ear cartilage was used during surgery, you may feel pain or changes in sensation when touching the area for up to 6 months. In general, pain and altered sensation improve over time, so there is no need to worry.
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Swelling care
Facial swelling remains for about one month after surgery.It is normal for swelling of the nose to appear asymmetrical, as the two sides may swell or subside differently. Any visible asymmetry from swelling improves over time until the swelling has fully subsided.
Apply warm/cold compresses at the appropriate times after surgery.Cold compresses are recommended for the first 3 days after surgery; they help prevent bleeding and reduce swelling. From day 4 after surgery, warm compresses are recommended for effective management of swelling and bruising.
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Wound care
Please visit the clinic for dressing changes and removal of the splint and stitches.If there is packing inside the nose or, when ear cartilage was used, a gauze dressing behind the ear, visit the treatment room 2–3 days after surgery to have the packing and gauze removed and the area disinfected. The nasal splint and stitches are removed at the treatment room 6–7 days after surgery.
Care for the area with the prescribed ointment.Twice a day, morning and evening, clean the inside of the nose and the incision line with a cotton swab moistened with saline solution, then apply a thin layer of the prescribed ointment.
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Alcohol & smoking
Refrain from drinking alcohol and smoking for 1 month after surgery.Alcohol and smoking adversely affect bleeding, wound healing, and infection, so we recommend avoiding them for 1 month after surgery.
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Sleeping position
Please check the recommended sleeping positions for 3 months after surgery.For the first week after surgery, avoid bending your neck while sleeping and keep your upper body elevated so your head is higher than your heart, which helps swelling subside faster. Also, do not sleep on your side or on your stomach; sleep facing the ceiling.
