Rhinoplasty with Autologous Rib Cartilage: Learn More at Private Plastic Surgery Clinic

Rhinoplasty with Autologous Rib Cartilage: Learn More at Private Plastic Surgery Clinic

There are various materials and methods for rhinoplasty.

Among them, today at Private Plastic Surgery Clinic, we will explore information related to autologous rib cartilage.

The method of using autologous rib cartilage in rhinoplasty performed at Private Plastic Surgery Clinic

has the advantage of being stronger compared to other tissues because it is harvested from the patient's own rib cartilage.

The surgery is performed after carefully analyzing the overall proportion and image of the patient's face.

So, when is autologous rib cartilage rhinoplasty necessary?

Let's find out right away: it's needed when the septal cartilage is small,

when the nose is small and short, when a glamorous nose line is desired,

when the nose has shortened due to contracture, or

when there is no autologous cartilage left after multiple revision surgeries.

It can also be used when there is a strong aversion to artificial implants.

In this case, since the implant is harvested from the patient's own body,

it can reduce inflammation and contracture,

which is a significant advantage in terms of safety.

Furthermore, it has stronger support than septal or ear cartilage, ensuring maintenance,

and its lower absorption rate compared to other tissues means less nose deformation after surgery.

In addition, Private Plastic Surgery Clinic's autologous rib cartilage rhinoplasty

considers various aspects such as the height of the glabella, the height of the nasal tip, the shape of the columella, and the nasolabial angle,

allowing for a more satisfying shape and line.

Beauty is a ‘subtle’ difference.

Discover the reason here at Private, and

achieve the beautiful nose you've always wanted.

If you are considering rhinoplasty or revision rhinoplasty?

Visit Private now

and find your answer through a thorough consultation with a dedicated medical professional.