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The research collection.

Five published cases exploring the shape just above the nasal tip. View primary and revision rhinoplasty comparisons, with follow-ups from 17 to 25 months.

5 stories & comparisons

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Primary rhinoplasty2 comparisonsRevision rhinoplasty3 comparisons

The published cases.

Revision rhinoplasty: supratip correction at 24 months at IBON Plastic Surgery. Figure 3 from Kim and colleagues (2012): front and angled views, before on the left and 24 months after surgery on the right. Eye regions are covered for privacy.

Revision rhinoplasty: supratip correction at 24 months

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Primary pollybeak correction: 24-month views at IBON Plastic Surgery. Figure 4 from Kim and colleagues (2012): front and angled views, before on the left and 24 months after surgery on the right. Eye regions are covered for privacy.

Primary pollybeak correction: 24-month views

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Nasal tip support: an 18-month comparison at IBON Plastic Surgery. Figure 5 from Kim and colleagues (2012): front and profile views, before on the left and 18 months after surgery on the right. Eye regions are covered for privacy.

Nasal tip support: an 18-month comparison

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Revision supratip soft-tissue correction: 25 months at IBON Plastic Surgery. Figure 6 from Kim and colleagues (2012): front and angled views, before on the left and 25 months after surgery on the right. Eye regions are covered for privacy.

Revision supratip soft-tissue correction: 25 months

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Contracted short-nose revision: 17 months at IBON Plastic Surgery. Figure 7 from Kim and colleagues (2012): front and profile views, before on the left and 17 months after surgery on the right. Eye regions are covered for privacy.

Contracted short-nose revision: 17 months

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About IBON Plastic Surgery.

IBON Plastic Surgery is a clinic in Busan led by Dr. Ju-Chan Kim. Its international website focuses on eyelid surgery and facial aesthetic procedures, including eyelid crease surgery, ptosis correction, eye-corner procedures, forehead lifting and non-surgical treatments.

The clinic describes individual consultations, surgery performed by the consulting surgeon and postoperative follow-up.

Where these photographs come from.

IBON supplied the 2012 paper Correction of the Supratip Deformity of the Nose, published in Aesthetic Surgery Journal. Dr. Ju-Chan Kim is named in its author affiliations. The paper credits Dong-A University Hospital and Nose Plastic Surgery Clinic in Busan.

The five cases shown here come from figures 3–7. They are historical research cases, not identified as procedures performed at IBON. Repeated views of the same case are grouped together.

The retrospective study covered 62 patients treated between 2005 and 2010 and was rated level 4 evidence. Its selected photographs do not establish typical results or predict an individual outcome.

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A photograph is one part of the picture.

Individual results vary. Lighting, angle and timing may differ. A consultation with the clinic is the place to discuss your goals, treatment suitability, risks and alternatives.

Treatment photographs from IBON Plastic Surgery

IBON Plastic Surgery is in Busan, South Korea. This collection contains 5 stories and comparisons, with revision rhinoplasty, primary rhinoplasty. The links below group the clinic’s photographed treatments with related collections across FORME.

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