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Lower Face Lift (non-incisional) (BPS) The lower-facelift procedure focuses on all the parts that are below the corners of your mouth. -
Lower Facelift + Neck Lift (non-incisional) (BPS) A lower face lift focuses on the mid-face except for the forehead and crow's feet. A neck lift focuses specifically on improving skin laxity of the neck and removing fatty tissue beneath the chin.
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MACS Lift + Lipo (BPS) A MACS Lift may be thought of as a “lighter” less-surgically-intensive version of a complete facelift. The procedure's main intent is to address sagging and aging symptoms of the lower and mid-face region.
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Midface Lift (BPS) The mid-facelift procedure, also known as the mini face-lift, rejuvenates the central portion of the face from the lower eyelid up to the upper lip.
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Midface with Paranasal Augmentation-(VG) Paranasal implants are used to enhance the bone structure around the nose, creating a more ideal appearance and better balance between facial features. -
Nasolabial Folds Augmentation - South Korea (BPS) The surgical removal of excess skin, tightening of facial muscles, repositioning or removal of fat pads. -
Neck Lift (non-incisional) - South Korea.
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Nose Hump Nose-(VG) Nose surgery is a procedure to help reshape the nose. In other words reduce or increase its size, remove a bump, change the shape or bridge, narrow or widen the nostrils or change the angle between your nose and the upper lip.
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Nose Long Nose (Rhinoplasty)-(VG). Long nose surgery involves shaving or trimming down the excess cartilage that extends past the columella. In some cases, you may also have to reduce the size of the mucosa – the skin inside of the nose.
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Nose with Augmentation Rhinoplasty-(VG)
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Nose with Bulbous Nose-(VG)
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Nose with Columella Correction-(VG) A hanging columella can be corrected by trimming the end of an overly long nasal septum. The two nasal tip cartilages that sit within the columella can also be moved upward and stitched to the septum. This also creates a very stable nasal tip structure.
