3D-CT & nasal endoscopy analysis · Specialists in rhinoplasty revision, implant removal and reconstruction
Chamin Plastic SurgerySEOUL, KOREA
Nose

Nose Procedures

Rhinoplasty is about more than height.

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Main procedures

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Director in Charge

Min Sung Ki

Min Sung Ki민성기 MIN SUNG KI

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.

Many years focused on rhinoplasty and revision. Primary rhinoplasty is designed to the proportions of the whole face, balancing shape and breathing; also experienced in rib cartilage rhinoplasty and complex revisions, including patients who had undergone multiple revisions elsewhere (individual cases; results vary).

Primary RhinoplastyRib cartilage rhinoplastyRevision & Reconstruction
Education & qualifications
  • MD, The Catholic University of Korea College of Medicine
  • Plastic Surgery Residency, Seoul St. Mary's Hospital
Societies
  • 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
Career
  • Formerly at O&Young Plastic Surgery
  • Formerly at Wonjin Plastic Surgery
  • Formerly at Made Young Plastic Surgery
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Which type is your nose?

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
Short noseNose too short in length, nostrils visible from the front
Upturned nose
Upturned noseTip turned upward, nostrils clearly exposed
Bulbous nose
Bulbous noseRounded, blunt tip with wide alae
Low bridge
Low bridgeBridge too low, face lacks definition
Hump nose
Hump noseRaised mid-bridge, tip tends to droop
Long nose
Long noseNose too long, gives a heavy look
Deviated nose
Deviated noseBridge or septum leans to one side
Drooping tip
Drooping tipTip too sharp and downturned, nasolabial angle too small
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3D-CT precision analysis

Pre-operative 3D-CT scan

Chamin considers both the appearance and the function of the nose. Functional issues invisible to the eye are analyzed with 3D-CT before an accurate surgical plan is made.

A 3D-CT scan before surgery maps septal deviation, cartilage and nasal bone condition and airway volume; together with nasal endoscopy it decides the technique and materials.

  • Internal structure and nasal bone condition
  • Degree of septal deviation
  • Rhinitis and turbinate hypertrophy
  • Position and capsule of any existing implant