What is Tip Plasty
Customized Tip Plasty for your face
A well-defined nose will make your face look more beautiful and makes you look younger for your age. If your nose is upturned, droopy or bulbous it can be corrected through tip plasty. Cherie Group Medical creates a natural looking and beautiful nose with symmetrical nostrils and an alar base; it won’t droop, even after a long period of time.
To create a beautiful nose for you that is special to you and matches the shape of your face, we make accurate and in depth diagnosis by analyzing the shape, angle, length and height of your nose. It’s very likely that you will be most satisfied only with your Tip Plasty, but in many cases this can also be achieved with rhinoplasty and will create a more natural nose shape.
Autologous can make your nose tip more natural
By doing the autologous technique at Cherie Group Medical, this will reduce the possibility of postoperative inflammation or a thinning nose tip and makes your nose tip move more naturally.
We recommend Tip Plasty surgery to you if:
- You have a bulbous nose tip.
- You have an upturned nose.
- You have a long nose tip such as a droopy nose or a humped nose.
- Your nose tip is lower than their nose bridge.
SURGERY DURATION
1.5 – 2 hours
OF POSTOPERATIVE VISITS
2 – 3 Visits
REMOVAL OF STITCHES
5 – 7 days after the operation
HOSPITALIZATION
Not Required
ANESTHESIA
Sedation or Local Anesthesia
RECOVERY PERIOD
Return to normal life after the removal of stitches
Bulbous Tip Correction and Wide Alar Base Reduction Surgery
The surgeon makes an incision into the alar cartilage in the nasal tip to refine the shape. Then suture techniques are used to decrease the distance between the alar cartilage, minimizing the nasal curve and realigning cartilage position, after that, excessive subcutaneous tissue is removed from the bulbous nose. For patients with a wide alar base, the size of each alar will be reduced directly. There are several reduction methods available: Reducing the size by cutting the lower section of the inner side of the nostrils, narrowing the alar by tying them with alar cinching (gathering alar cartilage using a stitching method) or the mixed technique using both incisions and cinching, cutting a wedge in the outer side of the alar and narrowing it up to the desired width.