07 6월2012

Nose Job: Benefits and Highlights

Written by Chelsea Kim. Posted in Korean Rhinoplasty

Did you realize that our daily morning regimen covers staring at a mirror more than twice? From the time you wake up, you walk towards a mirror and gaze at your just-out-of-bed look. You then head to the bathroom, take a bath, and return to your room, staring again at your image while combing your hair. Afterwards, you eat your breakfast; then brush your teeth while watching your carbon copy on the mirror hanging over the sink. You then dress up and put on some last-minute touch-ups on your face, all ready to go to school or work. But wait! You can’t miss eyeing the mirror for the last time just before you head out of your house. Some may actually do the “staring-at-the mirror” ritual more than this.

My point here is that, humans as we are, we can never get away from the aspect of beauty and looking good. It is an essential component of our daily living. A lot of things can revolve around looking beautiful. The way others see and treat us can depend on how we look. Our mood can also change with the way we look. Looking amazing can help trigger the release of happy hormones, thus exuding a happy vibe.

How do Asians perceive beauty?

Just like any person, Asians love to be beautiful and they also have certain standards in looking beautiful. It is easy to distinguish Asians from other societies, as they have facial features unique only for them. This means that they also have to employ specific techniques to achieve the look they desire. One of these techniques has to do with the nose. Most Asians have under-projected noses, and their nostrils are usually wide and flared. They usually have a very short bridge, rounded tip, and wide septum. Since most critics would say that the ideal type of nose is one that is concave or upturned, many Asians have resorted to rhinoplasty to achieve their dream faces.

What are the purposes of getting a nose job?

The process of nose job doesn’t limit one to manipulating the nasal length. A variety of techniques can also be done to further enhance it, such as reshaping the tip of the nose. This can now help regain the charm lost by those faces that have big nostrils. Ultimately, a nose job can be both for functional and aesthetic purposes, but to most Asians, the latter sounds more alluring and appropriate. Not all Asians dread their flat noses; some may just want to find ways to better improve the way they look. A perfectly done Asian nose surgery might just be what they need and want.

Where can I fly to have my nose done?

All thanks to medical tourism, now plastic surgery is made accessible globally. The perks of medical travel entice anyone, with its promise of a new and better them. There are different things one should know about Medical Tourism in Asia: one of which is the idea that Asia is the cream of the crop when it comes to cosmetic procedures. Specifically, South Korea is its premier bet when it comes to plastic surgeries. Beauty is now within reach to almost anyone Asian, thanks to the brilliant minds and skills of Korean surgeons.