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At NANA Plastic Surgery, our nasal tip surgery enhances the natural beauty of your nose with a refined, harmonious contour.
Key Features of NANA Plastic Surgery’s Nasal Tip Surgery

When Nasal Tip Surgery
May Be Recommended
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When the Nasal Tip Is Low, Drooping, or BulbousIf the nasal tip appears low and wide compared to the bridge, or if you have a bulbous nasal tip, NANA Plastic Surgery’s nasal tip surgery can help refine and define the tip for a more balanced appearance.
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For Those Who Prefer to Avoid ImplantsFor patients who desire a more defined, elevated nasal tip but prefer not to use implants, or who are concerned about possible allergic reactions, we use the patient’s own tissue to create a natural-looking and stable nasal tip.
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When the Nasal Tip, Columella, and Nostrils Lack HarmonyIf the nasal tip is overly upturned, excessively long and drooping, or if you desire a more defined nasal tip in proportion to the nasal bridge, nasal tip surgery can help create a more harmonious and balanced nasal appearance.
Surgery Information

Surgery Time
Approximately 1 hour
Anesthesia
Sedation anesthesia
Hospital Stay
No overnight hospitalization required
Suture Removal
5–7 days after surgery
Return to Daily Activities
Normal daily activities can be resumed after suture removal
Follow-up Visits
Approximately 2 visits
What Makes NANA Plastic Surgery’s Nasal Tip Surgery Special
We refine bulbous nasal tips to create a more defined and sophisticated appearance while maintaining natural facial harmony.
Key Points of NANA Plastic Surgery’s Nasal Tip Surgery
We design a natural and beautiful nasal tip tailored to each patient’s facial features and individual aesthetic preferences.
NANA Plastic Surgery’s TrustedRhinoplasty System

Personalized Rhinoplasty
At NANA Plastic Surgery, we believe every rhinoplasty procedure should be tailored to the individual. We consider each patient’s nasal structure and shape, facial harmony, and personal aesthetic preferences when creating a customized design. By minimizing perceived imperfections and enhancing each patient’s natural strengths, we strive to create the most harmonious and ideal nasal appearance.
Transparent Surgical Team & Dedicated Care System
NANA Plastic Surgery has implemented a transparent surgical team system to provide patients with accurate information about their medical team and ensure a trustworthy surgical experience. From surgical planning and comprehensive preoperative examinations to the procedure itself and postoperative follow-up, a designated medical professional provides personalized 1:1 care throughout the entire process.


Naturally Beautiful Nasal Contours
Drawing on the expertise and experience of our skilled specialists, NANA Plastic Surgery designs the nose to harmonize with the overall facial features, including the forehead, cheekbones, eyes, jawline, and lips. Our goal is to create a naturally beautiful nose that enhances the balance and proportions of the entire face.
Safe and Responsible Postoperative Care
Patient safety is our highest priority. NANA Plastic Surgery is equipped with specialized safety systems throughout and beyond the operating room, including a comprehensive anesthesia safety system and an uninterrupted power supply system.
We also operate a dedicated postoperative care and recovery center to support a comfortable recovery and help patients achieve satisfactory results through professional follow-up care.
Postoperative Care Instructions
from NANA
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Face Washing, Showering & Makeup
Face Washing, Showering & MakeupFace washing and makeup application are permitted starting the day after the sutures on the columella are removed.
Until the nasal splint and tape are removed, gently clean areas away from the surgical site with a damp towel. After the columella sutures are removed, you may wash your face and apply makeup starting the following day.
When washing your face, avoid rubbing the nose or applying pressure to the surgical area. We recommend avoiding glasses for approximately one month after surgery. Hot tub should also be avoided for one month.02
Postoperative Recovery
Mild bleeding or nasal discharge may occur during the first 2–3 days after surgery.Please avoid blowing your nose forcefully for one month after surgery. After one month, you may gently blow your nose.
If ear cartilage is used during surgery, tenderness or changes in sensation around the ear may persist for up to six months.If ear cartilage is used during surgery, tenderness or changes in sensation around the ear may persist for up to six months.
In most cases, these symptoms gradually improve over time as the area heals. There is generally no need for concern unless symptoms persist or worsen, in which case you should consult your medical provider.03
Facial swelling
Facial swelling may persist for approximately one month after surgery.Facial swelling may persist for approximately one month after surgery.
Apply Cold and Warm Compresses at the Appropriate TimeCold compresses are recommended for the first 3 days after surgery. They may help reduce swelling and minimize bleeding.
Starting from the 4th day after surgery, warm compresses are recommended to help manage swelling and bruising more effectively.04
Wound Care
Please visit the clinic for dressing changes, splint removal, and suture removal.If nasal packing is placed inside the nose, or if gauze dressing is applied behind the ear when ear cartilage is used, please visit our treatment room 2–3 days after surgery for removal of the packing and gauze, followed by disinfection and wound care.
The nasal splint and sutures are generally removed during a follow-up visit approximately 6–7 days after surgery.Care for the Incision with the Prescribed OintmentTwice a day, in the morning and evening, gently clean the inside of the nose and the incision areas with a cotton swab moistened with sterile saline solution. Then, apply a thin layer of the prescribed ointment.
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Alcohol & Smoking
Avoid alcohol and smoking for one month after surgery.Alcohol and smoking may adversely affect bleeding control, wound healing, and the risk of infection. Therefore, we recommend refraining from both for at least one month after surgery.
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Sleep Posture
Maintain an Appropriate Sleeping Position for 3 Months After SurgeryFor the first week after surgery, keep your upper body elevated while sleeping and maintain your head above the level of your heart. This may help reduce postoperative swelling more quickly.
Avoid sleeping on your side or stomach. Sleep facing upward with your face toward the ceiling, and make sure your neck is not bent or excessively flexed during sleep.



















