GIRIN
Low-Bridge
Rhinoplasty
Enhance a low bridge
while keeping the profile natural
Not Simply Higher — the Right Height for Your Face
GIRIN Low-Bridge Rhinoplasty
We consider both the degree of the low nasal bridge and overall facial proportions to create a smooth, natural-looking profile that fits the face.
From the Bridge to the Tip, Naturally Defined
GIRIN Natural High-Profile Rhinoplasty
Very Natural
Natural
Natural High Profile
Natural-looking with greater
height and definition
height and definition
Defined
Highly Defined
The Details of GIRIN Low-Bridge Rhinoplasty
POINT 01
Nasal Line Designed for Your Facial Proportions
✓
Precise adjustment of bridge length
and the columella angle based on
facial proportions
✓
A naturally connected line
from the nasal bridge to the tip
POINT 02
Surgical Planning Based on Nasal Structure
✓
Appropriate material selection considering
skin thickness and nasal anatomy
✓
Evaluation of the current nasal structure
through 3D CT and X-ray imaging
GIRIN Low-Bridge Rhinoplasty
Before & After
Before
3 Months After
Before
3 Months After
Before
3 Months After
Before
3 Months After
The Closer We Look,
the Safer the Plan.
Pre-Consultation 3D CT Is Essential
GIRIN performs 3D CT and X-ray imaging before consultation to establish an accurate and safety-focused rhinoplasty plan based on each patient's individual anatomy.
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Accurate evaluation using
3D CT and X-ray
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Detailed
anatomical analysis
of the inside of the nose
✓
Evaluation of septal deviation, rhinitis,
turbinate enlargement, asymmetry and other
nasal conditions
✓
A
customized rhinoplasty plan
based on the nasal skeletal structure
Do I Really Need a Rib Cartilage Calcification Test?
Before using autologous rib cartilage, GIRIN checks the size and condition of the cartilage through X-ray imaging. This helps identify calcification in advance and reduce unnecessary cartilage harvesting during surgery.
Normal Rib Cartilage X-ray
Calcified Rib Cartilage X-ray
GIRIN Low-Bridge Rhinoplasty Process
Through in-depth consultation and customized design based on facial proportions, we carefully understand each patient's needs before proceeding with surgery using GIRIN's specialized rhinoplasty techniques.
01
Detailed evaluation with the latest 3D CT imaging to accurately understand the nasal structure
02
A 1:1 customized surgical assessment considering overall facial proportions
03
Surgery using GIRIN's specialized low-bridge rhinoplasty techniques
GIRIN Plastic Surgery Clinic's Standard for Safety
Safety System
Central Monitoring System
An anesthesiology specialist continuously monitors blood pressure, heart rate, body temperature, oxygen saturation and other vital signs in real time.
Real-Time Anesthesia Records
The patient's anesthesia status is continuously monitored and recorded in real time throughout surgery.
Dantrolene
Dantrolene is kept available to allow a prompt medical response in the rare event of malignant hyperthermia during general anesthesia.
Defibrillator
A defibrillator and emergency equipment are maintained on site for immediate response when necessary.
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
A backup power system is installed to support safe continuation of surgery during an unexpected power outage.
Patient Monitor & End-Tidal CO₂ Monitoring
Continuous respiratory and vital-sign monitoring helps identify abnormalities promptly so the medical team can respond immediately.
After Rhinoplasty: What to Know
Q. When can I wear glasses after rhinoplasty?
Wearing glasses may be possible after approximately
2 weeks depending on your healing progress, but because
the nasal structure is not yet fully stabilized,
we generally recommend waiting at least 1 month.
Q. When can I return to normal daily activities?
During the first month, the nasal structure is still healing,
so avoid impact or pressure on the nose, prolonged bending
forward, and very hard foods. Washing your face, showering
and most normal daily activities are generally possible
after approximately 1 week.
Q. When can I drink alcohol or smoke after rhinoplasty?
Alcohol and smoking can increase the risk of inflammation
and interfere with healing. Avoid both for at least
1 month after surgery.
Q. How can I reduce swelling and discomfort after surgery?
Bruising and swelling may occur around the surgical area.
Cold compresses during the early recovery period and
light walking can help support swelling reduction
and recovery.
