Rhinoplasty is usually performed under general anesthesia. A dedicated anesthesia specialist from the clinic’s anesthesia team will administer and monitor the anesthesia throughout the procedure to ensure patient safety.

The surgeon analyzes your facial proportions, nasal structure, and profile balance during consultation. Measurements and facial harmony principles are used to determine the ideal bridge height and tip projection that best match your overall facial features.

Yes. If you have a deviated septum or sinus-related issues, they can often be corrected during the same procedure. View Plastic Surgery also has ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) specialists who can evaluate and treat functional nasal problems alongside rhinoplasty when needed.

Rhinoplasty typically takes about 2–3 hours, depending on the complexity of the procedure and the surgical techniques required.

Most patients do not need to complete specific tests before arriving in Korea. Pre-operative evaluations, such as blood tests or other necessary examinations, are usually performed at the clinic before surgery to ensure patient safety.

The medical team will inform you in advance if any additional tests are required based on your medical history or condition.

It is recommended to stay in Korea for about 7–10 days after rhinoplasty. This allows time for initial recovery, follow-up checks, and stitch removal, ensuring it is safe to travel before returning home.

The most common issues after rhinoplasty may include swelling, bruising, temporary asymmetry, or minor inflammation during the healing period. These are usually temporary and improve as the nose heals.

The medical team monitors recovery through follow-up visits and post-operative care, and provides appropriate medication or treatments if needed to ensure proper healing.

There is no guaranteed revision policy for rhinoplasty results. However, if there is a medical issue related to the surgery, the clinic will take responsibility and provide appropriate care.

It is important to note that healing outcomes can vary due to individual factors such as tissue condition, healing process, or external factors, which may affect the final result.

Rhinoplasty is typically an outpatient procedure, so patients usually do not need to stay overnight. However, if the surgery finishes late, the clinic may offer the option to stay overnight for rest and monitoring.