Find your concern
Nose Concerns We Treat in Gangnam, Seoul
start from what you see.
Most people don’t know the name of a procedure; they know what bothers them about their nose. Choose the concern closest to yours to see what causes it, how Dr. Yoo corrects it at ONYX, and what recovery looks like.
- 01 1:1 consultation with the operating surgeon
- 02 3D CT scan & virtual simulation before surgery
- 03 Structure-first design with your own cartilage
- 04 English-friendly support via WhatsApp
Nose tip
The shape, angle and support of the tip.
Bulbous Nose Tip
Round, heavy or ball-like tip.
Read the guide → Nose tipDroopy Nose Tip
A tip that points downward.
Read the guide → Nose tipWide Nose Tip
A broad tip from the front.
Read the guide → Nose tipBoxy Nose Tip
A square, angular tip.
Read the guide → Nose tipUpturned Nose
A tip rotated too far up.
Read the guide → Nose tipPinched Nose Tip
A narrow, collapsed tip.
Read the guide → Nose tipAsymmetric Nose Tip
A tip that leans or is uneven.
Read the guide → Nose tipUnder-Projected Nose Tip
A tip that sits too close to the face.
Read the guide → Nose tipOver-Projected Nose Tip
A tip that sticks out too far.
Read the guide → Nose tipHanging Columella
Too much columella from the side.
Read the guide → Nose tipRetracted Columella
A sunken columella and base.
Read the guide → Nose tipTip Drops When Smiling
A tip that dips when you smile.
Read the guide → Nose tipThick Nasal Skin
Skin that hides definition.
Read the guide →Bridge
Height, width and line of the bridge.
Low Nose Bridge
A flat bridge between the eyes.
Read the guide → BridgeWide Nose Bridge
A broad bridge from the front.
Read the guide → BridgeWide Nasal Bones
A broad bony upper nose.
Read the guide → BridgeSaddle Nose
A dip or collapse in the bridge.
Read the guide → BridgePollybeak Deformity
Fullness just above the tip.
Read the guide → BridgeLong Nose
A nose that looks too long.
Read the guide → BridgeLow Radix
A nose that starts too low.
Read the guide → BridgeHigh Radix
A nose that starts too high.
Read the guide → BridgeUneven Nose Bridge
Bumps, dips or step-offs.
Read the guide →Size & proportion
How the nose fits the whole face.
Big Nose
A nose too large for the face.
Read the guide → Size & proportionWide Nose
Width in the bridge, tip or base.
Read the guide → Size & proportionButton Nose
A small, short, round nose.
Read the guide → Size & proportionHooked Nose
A hump with a downturned tip.
Read the guide → Size & proportionNose and Chin Imbalance
A profile that feels unbalanced.
Read the guide → Size & proportionAgeing Nose
A tip that has dropped with age.
Read the guide →Nostrils & base
The nostrils and the base of the nose.
Flared Nostrils
Nostrils that curve outward.
Read the guide → Nostrils & baseAsymmetric Nostrils
Nostrils of different size or shape.
Read the guide → Nostrils & baseVisible Nostrils
Too much nostril from the front.
Read the guide → Nostrils & baseAlar Retraction
A nostril rim that sits too high.
Read the guide → Nostrils & baseHanging Alae
A nostril rim that sits too low.
Read the guide → Nostrils & baseSunken Area Beside the Nose
A hollow at the nose base.
Read the guide →After previous surgery
Problems that can follow an earlier rhinoplasty.
Visible Implant Outline
An implant you can see.
Read the guide → After previous surgeryShifted Nose Implant
An implant that has moved.
Read the guide → After previous surgeryThin or Red Skin Over Implant
An early warning sign.
Read the guide → After previous surgeryImplant Extrusion
An implant breaking through.
Read the guide → After previous surgeryContracted Nose
A nose pulled short by scar.
Read the guide → After previous surgeryOver-Resected Nose
Too much structure removed.
Read the guide → After previous surgeryUnnatural Rhinoplasty Result
A nose that looks “done”.
Read the guide → After previous surgeryAsymmetry After Rhinoplasty
Unevenness after surgery.
Read the guide → After previous surgeryCollapsed Tip After Rhinoplasty
A tip that lost support.
Read the guide → After previous surgeryInverted-V Deformity
A V-shaped shadow on the bridge.
Read the guide → After previous surgeryRhinoplasty Scars
Scars that stay visible.
Read the guide →Breathing & function
How well your nose works.
Difficulty Breathing Through the Nose
A nose that always feels blocked.
Read the guide → Breathing & functionNasal Valve Collapse
Nostrils that cave in on breathing.
Read the guide → Breathing & functionEnlarged Turbinates
Swollen tissue inside the nose.
Read the guide → Breathing & functionBroken Nose
A nose changed by injury.
Read the guide → Breathing & functionBreathing Problems After Rhinoplasty
Worse breathing after surgery.
Read the guide →Send us photos and Dr. Yoo will tell you honestly.
Many noses have more than one concern. Send front, side and three-quarter photos on WhatsApp, and ONYX will explain what is causing what and which options suit you.
