Primary Rhinoplasty Revision Rhinoplasty & Reconstruction Facial Lifting
Doing it right the first time,
is the more important start for rhinoplasty
Nose procedures make up two-thirds of what we do. Primary rhinoplasty is our core work, revision and reconstruction is the most demanding part of it, and facelifts are led by a second board-certified plastic surgeon.
Getting it right the first timeDesigned to the proportions of your whole face, balancing shape and breathing, to reduce the chance of ever needing a revision.
The most demanding workContracture, infection, implant exposure, repeated failed revisions. First understand why the last surgery failed, then decide what to do this time.
Restoring collapsed structureNot just pulling loose skin tight — repositioning the SMAS layer, fat and skin together.
A beautiful nose,starts with a clear, well-defined foundation
Higher is not better. Chamin checks every element — where the bridge begins, its line, the length and angle of the tip, the direction of the nostrils — and designs to the proportions of your whole face. The difference in detail is the difference in results.
It is never just about raising the bridge. The relationship between these six points decides whether a nose looks natural.
Point 1 Clear starting point of the nasal bridge
Different nose types call for different techniques and materials. We classify first, then decide the plan against the proportions of your whole face.
Short nose Insufficient nasal length; nostrils are easily visible from the front
The same blocked or deviated nose can be caused by the septum, the turbinates, cartilage support or an existing implant. Chamin completes four steps of analysis before operating.
The surgeon personally reviews your symptoms, previous surgeries, lifestyle and medications.
Current symptoms
Number of previous surgeries
Smoking and alcohol consumption
Past medical conditions and medications
Direct view of the nasal mucosa, degree of inflammation and internal structure.
A 3D-CT scan analyzes septal deviation, cartilage and bone condition, and nasal cavity volume.
Once the cause is confirmed, a personal plan is made — including whether staged surgery is needed and when.
High-performance HEPA filtration blocks 99.9% of external viruses and dust.
Dantrolene, uninterruptible power supply and defibrillator on standby all year.
A board-certified anesthesiologist is present before, during and after surgery.
Operating rooms are fitted with CCTV to maintain trust with patients.
More than just tightening skin,it’s restoring collapsed structures
Aging doesn't start at the surface. The SMAS layer loses elasticity, the retaining ligaments loosen and the fat layer descends — that is what produces sagging cheeks, deep nasolabial folds and a blurred jawline. Pulling skin alone makes a face look wide and unnatural.
The key to a facelift is the extent of SMAS dissection and how the retaining ligaments are handled. After fully releasing the ligaments that anchor the fascia, the SMAS layer, fat and skin are lifted according to the degree of sagging.
The speed of aging and the degree of sagging differ from person to person. Incisions along the temporal hairline and around the ear are designed individually to match the skin's condition and the area to be improved.
Over-tightening the skin pulls the earlobe down (“pixie ear”) and causes uneven skin and scarring. Individual design, fine suturing and controlled lifting direction and tension avoid this.
Consultation, surgery, dressing changes and recovery follow-up are all handled by the operating surgeon — never handed off.
Director · Board-certified Plastic Surgeon
Plastic surgery is not “art”, it is “medicine”. An artist can create by personal taste and discard what they don't like; a doctor must never treat a human body with an artist's mindset.
MD, The Catholic University of Korea College of Medicine
Plastic Surgery Residency, Seoul St. Mary's Hospital
Full member, Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
Full member, Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Member, International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS)
Member, Rhinoplasty Research Society, KSPRS
Formerly at O&Young Plastic Surgery
Formerly at Wonjin Plastic Surgery
Formerly at Made Young Plastic Surgery
The value of a case is not a pretty comparison photo — it is explaining why it was done this way. Each case lists symptoms, our assessment and the plan.
For cross-border patients, time costs more than money. The schedule below is arranged for the shortest stay: roughly 7 to 10 days in Korea around the surgery.
Send front, side and 45° photos plus your surgical history via WeChat for an initial view on feasibility and direction.
Once your dates are set, a deposit of 30% of the surgery fee secures your slot.
3D-CT and nasal endoscopy are done in the clinic, and the surgeon confirms the final plan in person. Consultation and CT fee: KRW 30,000.
An anesthesiologist is present throughout. Most procedures are same-day discharge; some revisions require overnight observation.
Stitches are usually removed on day 7 for rhinoplasty and at about 2 weeks for facelifts. You will need to stay in Korea until then.
Recovery is followed up over WeChat after you return, with a review visit arranged if needed.
Initial consultation and 3D-CT scan fee. Not deducted from the surgery fee.
Deposit required to secure a surgery date, calculated on the total surgery fee.
The more complete your information, the more accurate our online assessment. Reach us by WeChat or the form; we usually reply within 24 hours.
