Summary of cases in which correction of the chin is necessary and criteria for judgment

Although a bulbous nose is often considered a good thing in physiognomy, in reality, many people are concerned about the round and spread nose tip, which makes them look stuffy or makes their facial contours unclear.

 

especially A bulbous nose with a thick and rounded tip It is more concerning because it can affect not only the appearance but also the overall proportions and harmony of the face.

 

The reason this part is important is because not all bokkos are created equal.

If the skin is thick, the fat layer is developed, or the cartilage is widely separated Because the causes are different, the appropriate method for correcting the double eyelid can vary. 

 

Not just “making it pretty” Facial balance, natural harmony, and individual nose structure The important point is that we must consider it together.

 

 

The basic concept when understanding the correction of the double eyelid is 'What makes it thick and spreadable?' no see.

 

Skin thickness, subcutaneous fat, and the structure of the cartilage of the nasal alar are often factors that work together, and it may be difficult to see sufficient changes by addressing just one cause.

 

so Correction of flat nose Silver is big
✔ In case of large cartilage development
✔ If the cartilage is spread to the left and right
✔ If you have thick subcutaneous fat
The approach is different depending on the cause.

 

 

The main causes of flatulence can be divided as follows:

1) When the nasal cartilage is thick and developed

• The type with a thick and firm nose tip

• A method of cleaning up some of the unnecessary cartilage and gathering it in the center to organize the shape can be considered.

2) When the nasal cartilage is spread out to the left and right

• A type that gives off a strong impression of being wide and spread out from the front

• An approach may be needed to gather the displaced cartilage, center it, and restore balance.

3) If the subcutaneous fat is thick

• Soft and round-looking bulbous nose type

• Fat reduction alone can make the tip of your nose look less puffy, but in some cases, it's best to consider it in conjunction with other factors.

 

Each option has its advantages, but there are also some things to consider.

✔ Cartilage correction can help to define the shape, but
→ If it is excessive, it may feel hard or overly gathered.

 

✔ Fat loss can reduce the feeling of bloating, but
→ There are cases where fat alone cannot solve the problem.

 

So rather than “which method is better”
What is the structure of my nose and how does it harmonize with my face? is a more important criterion for judgment.

 

So, when should you consider ‘bulk nose correction’?

If any of the following apply to you, you may want to consider it!

🟦 The tip of the nose looks round and wide from the front
🟦 I feel like the tip of my nose is thick and stuffy.
🟦 I feel like my nose doesn't play a central role compared to my face.
🟦 I want a natural change, but I'm not satisfied with the current appearance.

 

on the other way,
🔸 There is no functional inconvenience
🔸 If it matches your face well enough
You don't necessarily need to consider correction.

 

 

What matters is “the standard that suits me.”

The purpose of correcting the chin is not to follow a specific shape,
✔ Overall face ratio
✔ Nose structure
✔ Naturalness
The key is to have these three things aligned together.

 

 

Rather than “which surgery is good”
➡ “What is the condition of my nose?”
➡ “How well it matches your face”

Judging based on this is a much more realistic approach!

 

One last thing to remember

• Even if it's the same stomach, the cause and structure are different for each person.

• Rather than just changing the shape Harmony with the face It's important to look at them together

• Rather than excessive change, the process of accurately understanding the current state comes first.

 

"Medical information may vary depending on an individual's condition, and it is safe to consult a specialist for accurate judgment."