Nose Revision Surgery

Deviated Nose

#Functional Recovery #Straight Nasal Bridge

At Retmus, deviated nose surgery is performed with consideration of both function
and aesthetics to achieve optimal results.

Surgery Information

Surgery Duration	Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes
Stitch Removal	7 days after the surgery
Anesthesia	Sedation (Sleeping Anesthesia)
Recovery Period	7 days
Follow-up visits	1 times
Hospitalization	Same-day discharge

Nose Revision Surgery

Deviated Nose

#Functional Recovery #Straight Nasal Bridge

At Retmus, deviated nose surgery is performed with consideration of both function and aesthetics to achieve optimal results.

Surgery Information

Surgery Duration	Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes
Stitch Removal	7 days after the surgery
Anesthesia	Sedation (Sleeping Anesthesia)
Recovery Period	7 days
Follow-up visits	1 times
Hospitalization	Same-day discharge

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What is a Deviated Nose?

A deviated nose occurs when the nasal bridge and internal structures are misaligned
due to congenital factors, trauma, or previous surgery.

In many cases, the septal cartilage is also bent, which can lead to functional problems
such as nasal obstruction, rhinitis, or sinusitis.

Therefore, correction requires a specialist surgery
that addresses both function and aesthetics, not just simple realignment.

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Retmus Deviated Nose Surgical Method

Here is an overview of the Retmus approach to deviated nose correction.

1.
When the Nasal Bones Are Deviated

Method 01
Nasal Bone Repositioning

The deviated nasal bones are separated through medial and lateral osteotomy and then repositioned correctly.

Method 02
Nasal Bridge Correction

This allows the nasal bridge to be aligned into a straight and symmetrical line.

2.
When the Septal Cartilage Is Deviated

Method 01
Support Graft Construction

The septal cartilage is straightened together with the tip cartilage to create a stable columella support.

Method 02
Nasal Bridge Correction

This improves the overall nose alignment, creating a straight and symmetrical nasal line.

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Academic Activities

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Research on Correction of the Characteristically Short and Bulbous Nose in Asians Using Septal Cartilage

the Annual Meeting of the ASAPS: The Americans Society
for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2014

Fundamental procedures for correction of short and bulbous noses in Asians with deficient septal cartilage.

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Simultaneous Nasal Reconstruction Using the Pericranium After Excision of Skin-Invading Paraffin Tumors

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Journal (SCI/SCIE), 2012

Dr. Seung-il Chung (first and corresponding author) published an original article in the official journal of the international plastic surgery society (SCI/SCIE) on simultaneous nasal reconstruction using the pericranium after excision of paraffin tumors invading the nasal skin.

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Research on Correction of the Characteristically Short and Bulbous Nose in Asians Using Septal Cartilage

the Annual Meeting of the ASAPS: The Americans Society
for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2014

Fundamental procedures for correction of short and bulbous noses in Asians with deficient septal cartilage.

( 02 )

Simultaneous Nasal Reconstruction Using the Pericranium After Excision of Skin-Invading Paraffin Tumors

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Journal (SCI/SCIE), 2012

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Precise Preoperative Diagnosis Through 3D-CT Analysis

At Retmus Plastic Surgery, we actively use 3D-CT imaging to analyze the internal condition of the nose, which is difficult to assess visually.

Assess the degree of nasal deviation and septal deviation
Evaluate nasal obstruction
Analyze the shape and size of the septal cartilage
Examine the width and structure of the nasal bones

Ideal Candidates

Cases Requiring Nose Revision Surgery by Type

01
Patients who are dissatisfied with previous surgical results, resulting in an unnatural or awkward nose shape.

02
Patients with hardened implants or tissue contraction, or those who have experienced inflammation or foreign body reactions.

03
Patients whose nasal shape has changed over time after surgery, such as contracted nose, upturned nose, pinched nose, or hooked nose.

04
Patients whose nasal line is not harmonious with the face, appearing flat or lacking three-dimensional balance.

05
Patients who require a stable revision surgery that also addresses nasal function (e.g., breathing)

Before & After

Retmus Revisional Rhinoplasty by Type

Revisional Rhinoplasty by Type

Retmus Surgical System

From transparent preoperative explanations to professional postoperative care,
we provide a high standard of medical service throughout the entire surgical process.

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Dr. Seungil Chung’s Ongoing Research and Philosophy

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Structured Consultation and Surgical Process

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HEPA-Filtered Positive Pressure Ventilation System

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Board-Certified Anesthesiologist On-Site at All Times

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Safe Zone for Direct Surgeon-Performed Procedures

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Board-Certified Anesthesiologist On-Site at All Times

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Exclusive Treatment Room for Patients

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From transparent preoperative explanations to professional postoperative care,
we provide a high standard of medical service throughout the entire surgical process.

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