Learn more about Structural J-KO rhinoplasty at JK Nhat Han Aesthetic Hospital. Our specialist team provides direct consultation and a suitable treatment plan for each client.
Rhinoplasty is a popular aesthetic procedure chosen by many clients to improve nasal imperfections and create a higher, more refined nose that still looks natural and elegant.
To achieve this, the aesthetic surgeon performs deeper intervention, rebuilds the nasal structure, and reshapes the nose so it harmonizes with the face. With L-Line and S-Line rhinoplasty already available, what makes J-KO rhinoplasty different? Explore the details in the article below.
According to MSc. Dr. Le Viet Tri, Director of JK Nhat Han Aesthetic Hospital:
J-KO rhinoplasty creates a natural J-shaped nose. The nasal tip keeps a gentle curve, while the implant provides moderate height. Unlike previous techniques, the nose does not have a dip and is not excessively high as if rising from the forehead.
Outstanding advantages unique to J-KO rhinoplasty
With more than 25 years of research and surgical experience serving thousands of clients, Dr. Le Viet Tri successfully developed and introduced J-KO rhinoplasty for JK Nhat Han Aesthetic Hospital. J-KO is a modern nasal aesthetic technology that combines multiple techniques to create a comprehensive nose shape.
J-KO rhinoplasty is based on the facial bone proportions.
Uses two exclusive techniques from JK Nhat Han Aesthetic Hospital
Exclusive Pyramid septal support reinforcement technique
Exclusive modern J-Line shaping technique
Exclusive J-KO rhinoplasty at JK Nhat HanIt creates a soft curve from the forehead, a straight nasal bridge, and a naturally lifted, stable nasal tip.
A naturally beautiful nose shape, as if you were born with it
During rhinoplasty, the doctor combines autologous cartilage with artificial cartilage. The artificial cartilage is a durable material imported from Korea, available in many shapes and sizes to create the desired bridge height. The Pyramid septal support technique is combined with cartilage from the ear or rib to create a refined, modern J-Line nose shape.
J-KO rhinoplasty creates a stable nose shape with Pyramid septal support technology.
Video: Ngoc Han shares her natural-looking result 3 weeks after J-KO rhinoplasty
Learn more about the Pyramid septal support technique
Pyramid septal support technique
Creates stable support for the nasal pillar
Pyramid-shaped structure anchors the nasal pillar securely
Helps prevent pillar rotation that can make the nose short or upturned
Helps prevent one-sided collapse that can make the nasal pillar crooked
Uses ear cartilage in combination to shape the nasal tip
Ear cartilage connects the alar cartilage structures firmly to the newly created nasal pillar
Ear cartilage helps further elevate the nasal tip
If the nasal tip skin is too thin, dermis or Megaderm can be added for extra coverage
What is special about J-KO rhinoplasty at JK Nhat Han Aesthetic Hospital?
J-KO rhinoplasty commitments at JK Nhat Han
Corrects nasal shape imperfections
Corrects a crooked or deviated nose
Raises the nose with a natural-looking height
Improves low, flat, humped, short, or upturned noses
Can also improve functional issues such as a deviated septum
Reinforces the nasal septum for long-lasting stability that withstands impact
Safely and accurately revises failed or damaged rhinoplasty cases
According to MSc. Dr. Le Viet Tri, the nasal aesthetic specialists at JK Nhat Han Aesthetic Hospital use modern technology to analyze the nose from multiple three-dimensional angles and determine the most suitable surgical plan for each case. During surgery, specialized endoscopic equipment helps maximize precision, restore a naturally beautiful nose shape, support faster healing, and minimize invasiveness and discomfort.
J-KO rhinoplasty process at JK Nhat Han
Step 5: Complete the surgery and rest.
Step 6: Follow up according to the doctor's appointment schedule.
Medical-standard J-KO rhinoplasty process
Client differences before and after J-KO rhinoplasty
*_The information in this article is for general reference. Because each person's body is different, for the most accurate advice you should book an appointment or visit the hospital for a direct consultation with a specialist.
