Wide Nasal Bones
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A "wide nasal bridge," often referred to as wide nasal bones, wide nasal dorsum, or simply a wide nose, describes a nose where the lateral walls (upper bony sides) are spread further apart than usual, making the upper part of the nose appear broad or flat from the front. This look—sometimes called a nasal plateau—can be a natural family trait or occasionally related to certain medical conditions. Many people seek treatment for this concern because it creates a nose shape that feels out of harmony with the rest of their facial features, sometimes leading to self-consciousness or a lack of confidence. It is important to distinguish a wide nasal bridge from flared nostrils or a broad nostril base, as these require different approaches, like alar base reduction. In South Korea, advanced rhinoplasty techniques, such as nasal osteotomy, are used to gently bring the lateral nasal bones closer together, creating a slimmer, more balanced appearance while enhancing overall facial symmetry. If you're considering improvement for a broad nose, Korea’s reputation for specialized, tailored nose surgery makes it a leading destination for international patients seeking both natural-looking results and top medical expertise.
Procedures that treat this ailment: Nose Osteotomy
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