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Alar Reduction
Alar Reduction is a surgery that transforms the
shape of the nose to make the contour of the face appearing as a flat surface in three-dimensional sense, and uses the ratio of triangles to complete the shape of the nose in harmony with the face.
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Nose Surgery -
Alar Reduction
Alar Reduction is a surgery that transforms the shape of the nose to make the contour of the face appearing as a flat surface in three-dimensional sense, and uses the ratio of triangles to complete the shape of the nose in harmony with the face.
Operation
1 hour
Anesthesia
Sedation + Local
Recovery
Hospitalization
Why IRON?
Alar Reduction (Nostril Reduction)
People who need alar reduction surgery
Ideally, when the width of the nose is equal to the distance between the brows and smaller than the lips.
- A person whose face looks wide due to a wide nose
- People with thick skin and large nose tips
- A person with a blunt nose
- A person with a high nose but spreading the tip of his nose
Incisional surgery that has been proven for a long time, non-incisional surgery that allows quick recovery
There is an incisional surgery method that has been proven for a long time and guarantees a certain effect, and a non-incisional surgery method that has been recently developed to minimize the shortcomings of incisional surgery and allows quick recovery.
It completes the slim and slender nose line and the ideal proportions of the nose. It also satisfies not only the frontal effect but also the side.



The Iron Rhinoplasty Frequently Asked Questions
I’m worried that if I raise my nose, my eyes will look narrower
No need to worry.
It is possible to perform surgery by maintaining the height between the eyes and the eyes and raising only the lower nose bridge so that the space between the eyes is not visible.
Which cartilage is used for nose surgery and which cartilage is the best?
As for the cartilage used in nose surgery, septal cartilage, ear cartilage, and costal cartilage can be used.
Each cartilage has its pros and cons. When using the septum, no additional incision is required because it is taken from the inner incision during surgery. It is mainly used to erect the nose and has excellent support with flat cartilage. Ear cartilage is the most commonly used among autologous cartilage, and has a higher elasticity than the septum, making it a good material for natural shape of the tip of the nose. Chest cartilage is used when it is difficult to use ear or septal cartilage and has excellent support.
How long should the reoperation be done after?
General reoperation is possible after the wound has healed. It may be about 6 months later, but if it is a re-operation in case of inflammation, it is recommended to perform the operation again after the inflammation symptoms have subsided or the prosthesis has been removed and the sensitive nose and tissue have recovered to some extent.
How long is the nose surgery and swelling?
In the case of general auxiliaries, daily life is possible in 5-7 days, and the overall swelling usually disappears after 2 weeks. However, it may take up to 3 months to completely relieve the swelling.
It's a hawkbill. Does it grow again after cutting the bone?
It may regenerate slightly during the healing process of bones, but it does not grow like the original hooked nose.
Hawk nose is usually a case where the nose where the nose bone meets the nasal septum is excessively protruding.In the case of surgery, the protruding part is cut off with a fine knife and an osteotomy, and the nose is narrowed or the nose is gathered as needed in consideration of the height of the hook. Sometimes surgery is accompanied.
I raised my nose with a filler. I want to have an implant surgery. How do I do a filler?
Considering the time when the filler was added, check how much it has been absorbed, and if the filler remains, it is usually necessary to dissolve the filler one week before surgery and check the original nose height before surgery.