비앤영의원 Rhinoplasty Autologous Tissue Rhinoplasty

Be & young Plastic Surgery

Autologous Tissue Rhinoplasty

If you are concerned about side effects due to prostheses,

Get a safe and natural rhinoplasty with autologous tissue.

Be&Young’s Autologous Tissue Rhinoplasty

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Basic surgery information

Surgery duration

1.5 hours

Anesthesia method

Sleep anesthesia

Outpatient treatment

1-2 times

Suture removal

After 5-7 days

Recovery period

7 days

Recommended for

✓ If you are concerned about foreign body sensation or inflammation

✓ If you have aversion to artificial prostheses

✓ If it is difficult to use prostheses due to repeated reoperations

✓ If you want permanent lasting effects

✓ If it is difficult to use prostheses due to thin skin

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Uses only your own tissue.
Autologous rhinoplasty with reduced risk of inflammation

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Naturally from the bridge of the nose to the tip of the nose with autologous tissue

A natural line from the bridge of the nose to the tip of the nose is possible with only autologous tissue without any foreign body sensation.

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Minimizing side effects
and inflammatory reactions

Compared to artificial prostheses, the probability of side effects and inflammatory reactions is minimized by using only autologous tissue.

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Minimizing foreign
body sensation.

There is less foreign body sensation as no artificial prostheses are used.

What is autologous tissue rhinoplasty?

Autologous tissue rhinoplasty is a surgical method that extracts the dermis or cartilage of our body and is performed without implants.
Autologous tissue has the disadvantage that it can be slightly absorbed and it is difficult to extract a large amount, but it has the advantage of reducing the possibility of side effects and inflammation and allowing for natural and smooth surgical results.
Autologous tissue for rhinoplasty includes buttock dermis, temporal fascia, and costal cartilage used for the bridge of the nose, and ear cartilage, septal cartilage, and costal cartilage used for the tip of the nose.

Various tissues can be used to slightly raise the tip of the nose or the bridge of the nose.
However, since a large amount of volume is needed to raise the height of the bridge of the nose, the materials that can be used are very limited to buttock dermis or costal cartilage.

Rather than using just one surgical material,
we perform customized rhinoplasty using surgical materials
optimized for each individual's nose shape and desired nose line

Rhinoplasty materials

CASE 1

Buttocks Dermis

Dermis is collected from the buttocks thigh border area and used.

CASE 2

Autologous Costal Cartilage

Used in cases where a large amount of nasal bridge volume is required, for reoperations.

CASE 3

Temporal Fascia

This is an autologous tissue that has been widely used in the surgical field for a long time, and is very useful when partially lifting the area between the eyebrows.

Nose tip materials

CASE 1

Ear Cartilage

It is mainly collected from behind the ear where the incision is not noticeable. It is the most commonly used autologous tissue for first-time rhinoplasty.

CASE 2

Nasal Septal Cartilage

It can be collected without a separate scar during rhinoplasty, and it has a strong property, so it is used when the tip of the nose needs to be sufficiently raised.

CASE 3

Autologous Costal Cartilage

This is used in cases where other autologous cartilages are insufficient or a fancy nose tip shape is desired, for reoperations

Differentiated Technology in autologous tissue rhinoplasty

Over 0 years of experience in rhinoplasty surgery

Only experienced specialists who have experienced various types of cases can talk about natural, safe,
and long-term results. The difference in experience makes the difference in results.

Minimizing inflammation and side effects +

Inflammation and side effects that may occur due to the use of artificial prostheses can be minimized.

Soft and natural nose line +

Using autologous tissue, a natural-feeling and shape nose line is completed.

Solid and permanent effect +

Because it is autologous tissue, there is no foreign body reaction after implantation, it is strong against external impact, and you can expect a permanent surgical effect.

Use of costal cartilage without warping phenomenon +

There is no concern about warping phenomenon because the costal cartilage is not inserted as a single lump and the surgery is performed using the Cogelco method.

Autologous Tissue Rhinoplasty Aftercare

Be&Young’s aftercare for a faster return to daily life

Inflammation management

Swelling management

Scar management

Frequently Asked Question

Q The transplanted cartilage spreads and is difficult to scrape off later?

You may think that it is scraped off like filler because of the short surgery time and recovery period, but since it is implanted in a single lump, it does not spread and does not need to be scraped off, and it is easy to separate from the surrounding tissue, just like a regular ear cartilage transplant.

Q If there is no columella support, won't it sag over time?

The small ear cartilage particles form a lattice shape, so it is less likely to collapse or sag due to being pressed down than when multiple large lumps are stacked. Autologous tissues such as collagen and vascular tissue are inserted between the particles to support the lattice structure. This type of surgery allows smooth movement when touching the tip of the nose.

Q I previously had a nose thread procedure. Can I have the nose thread removed before the Cogelco surgery?

If the thread is protruding or visible, the Cogelco surgery can be performed while removing the thread, but if there are no major problems, the Cogelco surgery can be performed while keeping the nose thread.