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RHINOPLASTY

Your profile, redefined. A natural line from bridge to tip. Subtle refinement, made only for you. We avoid overdone results.
Every change is planned to refine what bothers you while keeping your natural facial balance.

Results (Before/After)

Nasal Tip Shaping + Nasal Tip Cartilage Graft + Columella Strut

Nasal Tip Shaping /

Nasal Tip Cartilage Graft /

Nasal Tip Formation / Reduction (Columella Strut Method)

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Even a small change to the nose can influence the overall impression of the face.
That is what thoughtful rhinoplasty aims to achieve. Browse our cases to find a change that resonates with you.

Your Concerns

Things you’ve always noticed. Things you’ve wanted to change.
Start by selecting your concern. We’ll guide you to the treatments and case studies that best match your needs.
Side profile of a woman's nose with a gold line indicating a bump on the bridge for hump golduction assessment.
01 Concerned about a bump along the nasal bridge — hooked nose
If the bump on your bridge stands out in your side profile or photos, we can assess whether hump reduction or bridge reshaping is suitable for you.
Side profile of a woman's nose with a gold dotted line highlighting the nostrils for wide nose golduction.
02 Concerned about the overall size or width of your nose
If your nose feels too wide, large, or out of balance with the rest of your face, subtle reshaping may help create a more refined impression.
Side profile of a woman's nose with a gold line highlighting the nasal tip for tip refinement surgery.
03 Concerned about the shape of your nasal tip (Rounded or Drooping)
If your nasal tip looks round, heavy, boxy, or droops downward in your side profile, tip refinement can help create a more defined yet natural-looking shape.
Side profile of a woman's nose with a gold arrow showing nasal bridge height enhancement.
04 Concerned about a low, flat nasal bridge that leaves your profile looking undefined
If you want more bridge height or a clearer side profile, we choose an approach that complements your facial structure without making the result look artificial.
CT scan showing nasal septum deviation for functional and cosmetic rhinoplasty assessment.
05 Concerned about both the appearance and function (breathing) of your nose
If you have nasal asymmetry, congestion, or difficulty breathing, we can evaluate both the cosmetic and functional aspects of your nose during consultation.

Why BIANCA

Beauty is built by knowing what to change and what to leave untouched.
Adding more does not always lead to greater beauty. What truly matters is identifying only what is necessary. We design not just what to change, but what to leave unchanged. Subtle enough to look natural, yet refined enough to change the way your features come together. That is BIANCA’s approach to rhinoplasty.
Doctor performing a surgical procedure

EXPERT CARE

Rhinoplasty performed by experienced facial plastic surgeons.
Our rhinoplasty procedures are performed by doctors with extensive experience in facial plastic surgery, nasal anatomy, and aesthetic surgical planning.
" Focused expertise. Precise planning. Natural-looking results."
A diverse group of smiling international patients representing BIANCA CLINIC's global medical tourism.

GLOBAL REACH

Trusted by patients from over 75 countries, with over 130,000 patients treated and more than 1.5 million procedures performed across BIANCA CLINIC. Multilingual support, online consultations, and follow-up care for patients traveling to Japan.
"Japanese-quality aesthetic medicine, delivered globally."
Side profile of a woman's nose with ideal facial angle measurements for natural rhinoplasty planning.

REFINED SIMPLICITY

We avoid overcorrection and aim for results that look natural in your own face.
"A natural-looking result starts with precise planning and restraint."
A welcoming medical staff smiling and gesturing in the refined clinic interior, embodying BIANCA CLINIC's exceptional hospitality.

EXCEPTIONAL HOSPITALITY

A place you want to return to.
A refined setting in Ginza and Omotesando. Warm staff who take the time to truly understand each patient.
"Hospitality, too, is part of the care BIANCA provides."

A consultation, in your own time

Online first visits are available. Our concierge supports international guests from arrival to departure.

Book a consultation → Chat on WhatsApp

Treatment menu 6 tab categories

Six approaches. We help you find the procedure — or combination of procedures — that fits your nose and goals. Nasal structure varies greatly from person to person, and so does each individual's ideal. Start with the concern that feels closest to yours. Your doctor will determine the most suitable surgical plan during consultation.

Bridge Bump / Hooked Nose / Droopy Tip Reduction & Refinement

Refining the nasal line toward a more polished silhouette
This category covers procedures that reduce or reshape excess bone, cartilage, or soft tissue to address concerns such as a dorsal hump, hooked nose, wide bridge, or droopy tip.
Medical illustration of closed hump removal rhinoplasty showing how a dorsal bump is shaved for a smoother nasal bridge.
01Bump on the Bridge / Hump Removal
This procedure smooths a visible bump on the nasal bridge, especially one that stands out in the side profile. The procedure involves carefully shaving down the hump to create a smoother nasal line. The optimal technique for Hump Removal is selected based on the individual's nasal structure and desired outcome. The procedure is performed using a closed approach — with incisions made inside the nose to minimize visible external scarring.
Medical diagram illustrating dorsal hump and hooked nose correction by shaving protruding bone and refining nasal structure.
02 Dorsal Hump / Hooked Nose Correction
A dorsal hump, often described as a hooked nose or a bump on the bridge, is most noticeable from the side profile. The dorsal hump that causes this prominence refers to a hump-like protrusion that forms at the junction between the nasal bone in the upper portion of the bridge and the lateral nasal cartilage extending toward the tip. The more pronounced this protrusion, the stronger the aquiline appearance becomes.
Dorsal Hump Correction is a procedure that removes the protruding bone and cartilage along the nasal bridge to create a smoother nasal contour. Because people with a dorsal hump often have a slightly downturned nasal tip, the procedure may also include subtle adjustment of the tip angle when needed, creating a more balanced profile from the bridge to the tip. Ideal for those with a prominent hump, it refines the overall nasal line while preserving a natural appearance.
Basal view illustration showing bulbous tip reduction by removing fat and suturing alar cartilages together.
03 Bulbous Tip / Rounded Tip Reduction
Bulbous Tip / Rounded Tip Reduction is a procedure that removes excess fat from the nasal tip and brings the alar cartilages together to refine the line from the nasal tip to the bridge, creating a more refined silhouette. The goal is to make the nasal tip appear more defined from the front and more balanced in profile. As the nasal tip becomes more refined, the overall impression of the face is also expected to look more defined.
Basal view medical diagram of tip plasty showing alar cartilage suturing for bulbous and undefined nasal tip refinement.
04Tip Plasty for Bulbous, Droopy, or Undefined Tips
creating a more defined and balanced nasal tip. At BIANCA CLINIC, we primarily perform this procedure using the open approach, which involves a small incision on the columella to allow for precise cartilage shaping and refinement. The incision typically fades over time and becomes less noticeable. In selected cases, a closed approach may also be used when appropriate. We design your nose with careful attention to your overall facial balance , creating results that look naturally beautiful and uniquely yours.

Flat Bridge / Low Bridge / Short Nose Augmentation & Support

Adding bridge height, tip projection, or structural support for a clearer side profile. This category covers Augmentation procedures — adding volume or structural support to create a more three-dimensional nose, including bridge definition, nasal tip projection, and extension of a short nose.
Side profile medical diagram of nasal bridge augmentation showing implant or autologous tissue placement for low bridge enhancement.
01 Low Bridge / Flat Nose Bridge Bridge Augmentation with Implant or Autologous Tissue
Bridge Augmentation with Implant or Autologous Tissue is a procedure designed to enhance the height and definition of the nasal bridge using either a silicone implant or the patient’s own tissue. Creating a clearer bridge line can improve the side profile and make the face appear more dimensional.
We offer a variety of surgical approaches tailored to each patient’s facial anatomy, aesthetic goals, and lifestyle. For patients seeking a customized implant, we also offer the FITme® Custom-Made Implant System, which uses CT imaging and 3D cranial data to design and manufacture a patient-specific implant from scratch. In procedures using autologous tissue — such as ear cartilage, rib cartilage, or temporal fascia — the patient’s own tissue is refined and grafted to create a smoother, more natural contour. Depending on each individual’s needs, treatment may involve a custom-made implant, autologous tissue, or a combination of both to achieve the most balanced and natural-looking result
Both implant-based and autologous tissue techniques are performed through a small incision inside the nostril, helping minimize visible external scarring.
Side profile medical diagram of septal extension graft surgery showing cartilage placement to reposition and elevate the nasal tip.
02 Septal Extension
The Septal Extension procedure repositions and reshapes the nasal tip by grafting cartilage harvested from the patient's own body onto the nasal septum. By reinforcing the structural foundation of the nose, the procedure creates a more refined, naturally elevated tip while improving overall facial balance. Each treatment is designed around the patient's desired tip height, length, and angle, from subtle refinement to a more noticeable change.
Frontal view medical diagram showing columellar lowering surgery using cartilage graft to correct a retracted or hidden columella.
03 Retracted Columella / Hidden Columella Columellar Lowering
Columellar Lowering procedure repositions the columella — the central column of tissue between the nostrils — downward, refining the line from the nasal tip to the upper lip. When the columella is retracted, the nose can appear rounded, and facial proportions may look unbalanced. The procedure is performed through an incision inside the nose, where ear cartilage is grafted to create space and lower the columellar position. Using the patient's own tissue helps minimize the risk of allergic or foreign-body reactions, and the incision remains largely invisible from the outside.
Basal view medical diagram of tip plasty showing alar cartilage suturing and tip projection for bulbous or undefined nasal tips.
04 Tip Plasty
Tip Plasty addresses concerns such as a bulbous tip, boxy tip, undefined nasal tip, mild asymmetry, or lack of tip projection. Wide nostrils may require alar reduction depending on the case. Designed to look naturally beautiful from every angle, both front-facing and in profile.
Side profile medical diagram showing ear cartilage harvesting and autologous grafting to the nasal tip for natural tip elevation.
05 Ear Cartilage Graft
Ear Cartilage Graft is a surgical procedure that transplants cartilage harvested from the patient's own ear to the nasal tip, creating a naturally elevated and refined shape. Since the graft position and volume can be precisely adjusted, results appear seamless and feel natural to the touch. Using the patient's own tissue minimizes the risk of allergic reactions or foreign body response. The results are long-lasting, as the transplanted cartilage is generally maintained over time rather than being absorbed by the body. Incisions are made in discreet areas, keeping post-operative scarring virtually undetectable.
Basal view medical diagram showing onlay cartilage graft placed after alar cartilage suturing for nasal tip refinement.
06 Tip Cartilage Graft
Tip Cartilage Graft is one of the techniques used in Tip Plasty. After the alar cartilages are drawn together to refine and narrow the nasal tip, the patient's own tissue — such as ear cartilage — is grafted onto the tip to further define its contour. Also known as an "onlay graft," this technique sharpens the nasal tip and elongates the columella, working toward a well-balanced, harmonious nose.
Side profile medical diagram of a columellar strut graft showing cartilage placement to support nasal tip angle and mobility.
07Columellar Strut Graft
Columellar Strut Graft is a technique used in nasal tip surgery that places a cartilage "strut" beneath the nasal tip to support and refine its angle and position. Using the patient's own cartilage, it preserves natural tip mobility, allowing the nose to move naturally with facial expressions. The goal is a subtle, natural-looking change that blends with your facial expressions. This technique is ideally suited for those who want meaningful improvement without undergoing more extensive procedures such as septal extension grafts or rib cartilage grafts.

Crooked Nose / Deviated Nose / Asymmetry Correction & Structural Balance

Correcting a crooked or deviated nose that appears off-center in the front view or profile. This category covers combination procedures that address structural concerns — such as a crooked nose or septal deviation — through osteotomy and corrective techniques, restoring symmetry to the overall facial appearance.
Frontal view medical diagram showing deviated nose correction by realigning crooked nasal bone and cartilage to a straight axis.
01Crooked Nose / Twisted Nose / Deviated Nose Correction
Crooked Nose / Twisted Nose / Deviated Nose Correction is a surgical procedure that addresses the tilting or deviation of the nasal bridge by delicately reshaping the nasal bones and cartilage to restore a straight, balanced axis. The result refines the appearance from both the front and in profile, creating a more harmonious facial impression. At BIANCA CLINIC, rather than overcorrecting, the goal is an elegant outcome that honors each patient's natural bone structure. Pre-operative CT imaging and 3D simulation allow for precise, individualized design — aiming for a naturally refined result with long-term stability, depending on healing and individual anatomy.
Frontal view medical diagram showing septoplasty to correct a deviated nasal septum for improved nasal alignment and airflow.
02 Septoplasty
Septoplasty is a surgical procedure that corrects deviation of the nasal septum — the cartilage and bone running through the center of the nose — to straighten the nasal axis and address asymmetry. Beyond aesthetics, it can also improve nasal airflow, making breathing more comfortable. Since the entire procedure is performed through the inside of the nose, no external scarring is visible. At BIANCA CLINIC, pre-operative CT analysis and 3D simulation enable a three-dimensional assessment of each patient's septal structure, ensuring precise correction with results that integrate naturally and remain stable over time.

Wide Nostrils / Flared Nostrils / Nostril Show Alar & Nostril Refinement

For nostrils that look wide, flared, uneven, or more noticeable when smiling. This category includes reduction-based procedures designed to refine the lower nose — including alar flaring, drooping of the nasal wings, and thickness along the nostril rim.
Two-panel medical diagram comparing internal and external alar reduction approaches to correct wide or flared nostrils.
01 Wide Nostrils / Flared Nostrils Alar Reduction
Alar Reduction narrows the width of the nostril base and reduces outward flaring for a more balanced lower nose. Two approaches are available: the internal method, which narrows the alar base from inside the nostril with virtually no visible scarring, and the external method, which excises the outer alar skin to address outward flaring. Both techniques are designed to minimize scarring. The two methods may also be combined depending on each patient's nasal structure. A pre-operative 3D simulation ensures a natural result tailored to the overall facial balance.
Basal view medical diagram of flap technique alar reduction showing soft tissue flap tunneling to narrow flared nostrils.
02 Flap Technique
The Flap Technique is an advanced alar reduction technique that preserves the soft tissue instead of removing it entirely. The skin is excised while the underlying soft tissue is kept intact, shaped into a flap, and drawn through a subcutaneous tunnel to the opposite side, where it is sutured in place. For patients whose nostrils flare when they smile, this technique helps pull the alar base inward for a more controlled lower-nose shape. By retaining tissue rather than discarding it, this method also minimizes the risk of relapse compared to conventional excision techniques.
Side profile medical diagram of alar elevation surgery showing tissue excision along the crease to lift drooping ala and balance ACR.
03 Alar Elevation
Alar Elevation is a surgical procedure designed for those with drooping alar (nasal wings) that extend below the columella. Excess skin and tissue are removed along the natural groove of the alar, and the alar is repositioned upward and secured in place. This lifts the overall appearance of the nose, reduces the visibility of the nostrils when viewed from the front, and improves the ACR — the balance between the columella and alar base — creating a more refined and youthful impression. Scarring is kept minimal, as incisions follow the natural alar crease.
Medical diagram showing incision area for Nostril Rim Elevation, highlighting lower nostril rim to improve ACR balance.
04 Nostril Rim Elevation
Nostril Rim Elevation is a surgical procedure that targets the drooping lower edge of the nostril rim, removing excess skin to lift and refine its curvature. Unlike Alar Elevation, which lifts the entire alar base, this technique focuses precisely on the nostril rim itself, making it ideal for those with heavy or sagging rim edges. It may also help improve the ACR balance — the relationship between the columella and alar — for a more harmonious nasal appearance. Incisions are placed along the natural rim line, with incisions placed to make visible scarring less noticeable over time.
Medical diagram for Nostril Rim Lowering, with arrows showing cartilage graft placement to lower elevated nostril rims.
05 Visible Nostrils / Upturned Nostril Rim Nostril Rim Lowering
Nostril Rim Lowering is a surgical procedure that grafts the patient's own ear cartilage — or ear cartilage with attached skin — inside the nostril to gently lower an elevated nostril rim. This procedure is designed for patients who feel their nostrils show too much from the front or side. Since the patient's own tissue is used, the results feel natural and integrate seamlessly. The grafted cartilage is not absorbed by the body, making the effects long-lasting.
Medical diagram for Alar Base Augmentation, highlighting recessed alar base zones targeted to soften nasolabial folds.
06 Alar Base Augmentation
Alar Base Augmentation, often referred to in Korean aesthetic surgery as “Noble Surgery,” — is a procedure that lifts and volumizes the recessed alar base, the area at the root of the nostrils, using a silicone implant or finely diced autologous rib cartilage. The procedure is performed through a small incision inside the mouth, helping to avoid visible external scarring. By elevating this sunken area, the procedure softens deep nasolabial folds, reduces the appearance of a protruding mouth, and creates a more refined, three-dimensional facial impression. The results are longer-lasting than injectable treatments such as hyaluronic acid.

Implant-Free Rhinoplasty Autologous Cartilage

Rhinoplasty using only your own cartilage, without synthetic implants.
This category brings together procedures that shape the nose using only the patient's own cartilage — including ear, rib, and septal cartilage — without synthetic implants such as silicone.
Side profile medical diagram showing ear cartilage harvesting and autologous grafting to the nasal tip for natural tip elevation.
01 Ear Cartilage Graft
Cartilage harvested from the patient's own ear is grafted onto the nasal tip to naturally elevate and refine its shape. Because no synthetic implants are used, the risk of allergic or foreign body reactions is minimal. The grafted cartilage integrates seamlessly with surrounding tissue, delivering results that look and feel natural — both to the eye and to the touch.
Side profile medical diagram of septal extension graft surgery showing cartilage placement to reposition and elevate the nasal tip.
02 Septal Extension (Autologous)
The patient's own cartilage — harvested from the ear, nasal septum, or ribs — is grafted onto the existing septum to reconstruct the nasal framework from within. This implant-free approach allows precise control over the tip's direction, projection, and stability, while minimizing the risk of foreign body reactions. The results are both structurally sound and naturally integrated with the body's own tissue.
Basal view medical diagram showing onlay cartilage graft placed after alar cartilage suturing for nasal tip refinement.
03 Tip Cartilage Graft
After the alar cartilages are drawn together to narrow and define the nasal tip, the patient's own cartilage — typically from the ear — is grafted onto the tip as an onlay to further enhance its contour. Using autologous cartilage allows the results to look and feel natural while minimizing the risk of foreign-body reactions. The technique may also help elongate the columella for improved overall nasal balance.
Side profile medical diagram of a columellar strut graft showing cartilage placement to support nasal tip angle and mobility.
04 Columellar Strut Graft
A slim piece of the patient's own cartilage is positioned between the medial crura of the alar cartilages to support and stabilize the nasal tip from below. As an entirely autologous procedure, the risk of allergic or implant-related reactions is minimized. The natural flexibility of the graft preserves tip mobility, allowing the nose to move expressively and look completely unaltered.

Revision & Restore REVISION

Revisiting past surgery to reclaim your natural beauty
This category is dedicated to patients who are unsatisfied with results from previous procedures at other clinics or who are experiencing complications. Both reduction and augmentation revisions are available.
Dr. Yasugi consulting with patient, BIANCA CLINIC examination room
01 Revision Rhinoplasty
Revision Rhinoplasty at BIANCA CLINIC is designed for those who are unsatisfied with results from a previous surgery at another clinic, or who are experiencing complications such as deformity or infection. Revision rhinoplasty is inherently more complex than a primary procedure, demanding a significantly higher level of surgical skill and experience. BIANCA's physicians bring extensive expertise in revision cases, offering patients a trusted path toward the results they truly deserve.
Nasal profile, implant removal procedure, incision inside nostril
02 Implant Removal
Implant Removal is a procedure that surgically extracts a previously placed nasal implant to restore the nose to its natural state. It is indicated when the implant has shifted, become deformed, caused an unnatural appearance, or caused signs of inflammation or infection, in which case prompt removal is essential. The incision is made inside the nostril, leaving no visible external scarring. Depending on the patient's condition and wishes, implant replacement or an autologous rhinoplasty procedure, such as septal extension, can be performed simultaneously.
Experienced rhinoplasty specialist surgeons at BIANCA CLINIC offering expert nose plastic surgery in Japan. Experienced rhinoplasty specialist surgeons at BIANCA CLINIC offering expert nose plastic surgery in Japan.

A consultation, in your own time

Online first visits are available. Our concierge supports international guests from arrival to departure.

Book a consultation → Chat on WhatsApp

Treatment Process

BEFORE Online Consultation

Appointments are available online 24 hours a day. You are also welcome to schedule a preliminary consultation via video call before your visit.

DAY 0 Arrival & Pre-op

Your assigned physician will conduct an in-person consultation to finalize the treatment plan and design.

DAY 1 Surgery

The details confirmed during your consultation are reviewed, and the procedure is performed under anesthesia.

DAY 1–3 Early Recovery

Depending on the procedure, some swelling and puffiness may occur during this period.

DAY 5–7 Presentable

For procedures requiring suture removal, stitches are typically removed approximately one week after surgery.

DAY 10–14 Departure

Most patients are comfortable returning home within 10 to 14 days after their procedure.

Online Follow-up

Ongoing follow-up consultations are available online even after you return home.

Downtime

Swelling Timeline

  1. Phase 01

    Week 1

    Swelling and bruising are at their peak, but this is a normal part of the recovery process. Rest is strongly recommended.

  2. Phase 02

    Weeks 2–3

    Major swelling subsides, and most patients feel comfortable appearing in public.

  3. Phase 03

    Months 1–3

    Continued improvement. Contours become increasingly defined.

  4. Phase 04

    Months 6–12

    Final results emerge as the tissue settles into its natural state.

Q&A

Q

How many days do I need to stay in Tokyo?

A

For most rhinoplasty procedures, we recommend a minimum stay of 7 days, covering the procedure itself, initial recovery, suture removal, and a pre-departure check. The exact schedule varies depending on the procedure — please consult your physician during the pre-operative consultation.

Q

Can I have a consultation online before traveling to Tokyo?

A

Absolutely. We offer complimentary video consultations with English-speaking staff. Feel free to reach out even if you are just exploring your options.

Q

What happens if I experience complications after returning home?

A

Online follow-up consultations are available after you return home. If any concerns arise, our team will guide you on the next steps and whether in-person medical care is needed.

Q

I had a procedure at another clinic. Can you handle revision surgery?

A

Yes, we offer revision rhinoplasty. Please share the details of your situation during an initial consultation so we can assess the best course of action.

Q

Are consultations available in English?

A

Yes. English-speaking staff are available at our clinics.

Q

I'm not sure which procedure is right for me. What should I do?

A

Our physicians will listen carefully to your concerns and recommend the most suitable treatment for you. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Rhinoplasty Treatment Menu

Price (JPY)

  • Hooked Nose Correction ¥231,000
  • Hump Removal ¥346,500

Recommended Treatment Schedule

Typically performed in a single session. *May vary depending on individual condition.

Risks and Side Effects

Pain, swelling, bruising, hematoma, infection, deviation, discrepancy from the intended outcome, etc.

Price (JPY)

  • Tip Plasty ¥346,500
  • Bulbous Tip Reduction ¥346,500
  • Bulbous Tip Reduction (combined with Tip Plasty or Septal Extension) ¥173,300
  • Columellar Strut Graft ¥115,500

Recommended Treatment Schedule

Typically performed in a single session. *May vary depending on individual condition.

Risks and Side Effects

Swelling, bruising, pain, scarring, relapse, asymmetry, infection, etc.

Price (JPY)

  • Silicone Dorsal Implant ¥346,500
  • Custom Implant Fabrication Fee ¥231,000

Recommended Treatment Schedule

Typically performed in a single session. *May vary depending on individual condition. A separate custom implant processing fee applies.

Risks and Side Effects

Swelling, bruising, infection, asymmetry of the nasal shape, relapse, nasal obstruction, etc.

Important Safety & Regulatory Information

This treatment may involve the use of medical devices that have not been approved by Japan's Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency (PMDA).
The medical devices used in this treatment are imported by the treating physician through Japan's personal importation system, in accordance with applicable regulations. For more information, please refer to the guidance published by Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare regarding the personal importation of pharmaceuticals and medical devices:
https://www.yakubutsu.mhlw.go.jp/individualimport/purchase/index.html
There may be no PMDA-approved equivalent medical device available in Japan.
As with any medical treatment, not all potential risks or adverse effects may be fully known at this time.
Please note that, in the event of a serious adverse reaction, this treatment may not be eligible for compensation under Japan's Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Adverse Reaction Relief System.

Price (JPY)

  • Septal Extension — Rib Cartilage Graft ¥924,000
  • Septal Extension — Septal Cartilage Graft ¥808,500
  • Septal Extension — Ear Cartilage Graft ¥693,000

Recommended Treatment Schedule

Typically performed in a single session. *May vary depending on individual condition.

Risks and Side Effects

Swelling, bruising, infection, pain, scarring, relapse, etc.

Price (JPY)

  • Columellar Lowering / Ear Cartilage Graft ¥346,500

Recommended Treatment Schedule

Typically performed in a single session. *May vary depending on individual condition.

Risks and Side Effects

Swelling, bruising, pain, infection, relapse, asymmetry, etc.

Price (JPY)

  • Ear Cartilage Graft ¥346,500
  • Tip Cartilage Graft (Rib / Septal / Ear Cartilage) ¥346,500

Recommended Treatment Schedule

Typically performed in a single session. *May vary depending on individual condition.

Risks and Side Effects

Swelling, bruising, pain, infection, scarring, asymmetry, change in nasal shape, cartilage displacement or deformation, relapse, nasal obstruction, etc.

Price (JPY)

  • Septoplasty ¥693,000
  • Deviated Nose Correction ¥693,000
  • Deviated Nose Correction (combined with Septal Extension) ¥346,500

Recommended Treatment Schedule

Typically performed in a single session. *May vary depending on individual condition.

Risks and Side Effects

Swelling, bruising, infection, asymmetry, septal perforation, possibility of requiring re-correction, etc.

Price (JPY)

  • Alar Reduction — One Site ¥346,500
  • Alar Reduction — Two Sites ¥462,000
  • Flap Technique ¥57,800

Recommended Treatment Schedule

Typically performed in a single session. *May vary depending on individual condition.

Risks and Side Effects

Scarring, swelling, bruising, infection, asymmetry, alar deformity, relapse, nasal obstruction, etc.

Price (JPY)

  • Alar Elevation ¥632,800

Recommended Treatment Schedule

Typically performed in a single session. *May vary depending on individual condition.

Risks and Side Effects

Swelling, bruising, pain, infection, relapse, asymmetry, etc.

Price (JPY)

  • Nostril Rim Elevation ¥346,500
  • Combined with Alar Reduction ¥173,300

Recommended Treatment Schedule

Typically performed in a single session. *May vary depending on individual condition.

Risks and Side Effects

Swelling, bruising, pain, infection, impaired blood flow, asymmetry, scarring, etc.

Price (JPY)

  • With Ear Cartilage Graft ¥346,500
  • With Skin + Ear Cartilage (Composite Graft) ¥404,300

Recommended Treatment Schedule

Typically performed in a single session. *May vary depending on individual condition.

Risks and Side Effects

Swelling, bruising, infection, asymmetry of the nasal shape, relapse, nasal obstruction, etc.

Price (JPY)

  • Paranasal Implant (Silicone) ¥346,500
  • Diced Rib Cartilage Graft ¥346,500

Recommended Treatment Schedule

Typically performed in a single session. *May vary depending on individual condition.

Risks and Side Effects

Swelling, bruising, infection, implant displacement, discomfort at the insertion site, apparent widening of the nostrils, etc.

Important Safety & Regulatory Information

This treatment may involve the use of medical devices that have not been approved by Japan's Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency (PMDA).
The medical devices used in this treatment are imported by the treating physician through Japan's personal importation system, in accordance with applicable regulations. For more information, please refer to the guidance published by Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare regarding the personal importation of pharmaceuticals and medical devices:
https://www.yakubutsu.mhlw.go.jp/individualimport/purchase/index.html
There may be no PMDA-approved equivalent medical device available in Japan.
As with any medical treatment, not all potential risks or adverse effects may be fully known at this time.
Please note that, in the event of a serious adverse reaction, this treatment may not be eligible for compensation under Japan's Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Adverse Reaction Relief System.

Price (JPY)

  • Revision Rhinoplasty ¥231,000–¥346,500

Recommended Treatment Schedule

Typically performed in a single session. *May vary depending on individual condition.

Risks and Side Effects

Swelling, bruising, pain, infection, asymmetry, scarring, keloid formation, change in shape following correction, possibility of requiring further correction, etc.

Price (JPY)

  • Implant Removal ¥173,300

Recommended Treatment Schedule

Typically performed in a single session. *May vary depending on individual condition.

Risks and Side Effects

Pain, bleeding, bruising, swelling, etc.

Price (JPY)

  • Full Rhinoplasty Set ¥1,386,000

Recommended Treatment Schedule

Typically performed in a single session. *May vary depending on individual condition.

Risks and Side Effects

Swelling, bruising, pain, infection, asymmetry, scarring, change in nasal shape, relapse, nasal obstruction, displacement or deformation of the implant or grafted cartilage, etc.

Important Safety & Regulatory Information

This treatment may involve the use of medical devices that have not been approved by Japan's Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency (PMDA).
The medical devices used in this treatment are imported by the treating physician through Japan's personal importation system, in accordance with applicable regulations. For more information, please refer to the guidance published by Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare regarding the personal importation of pharmaceuticals and medical devices:
https://www.yakubutsu.mhlw.go.jp/individualimport/purchase/index.html
There may be no PMDA-approved equivalent medical device available in Japan.
As with any medical treatment, not all potential risks or adverse effects may be fully known at this time.
Please note that, in the event of a serious adverse reaction, this treatment may not be eligible for compensation under Japan's Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Adverse Reaction Relief System.

Price (JPY)

  • Intranasal MRSA Screening Test ¥5,800

Eligibility

This screening is available only to patients who have contracted surgery at our clinic. It is not offered as a standalone test.

※ Fees for surgeries performed by Dr. Yasugi (Technical Instructor) differ from the prices listed above. A first-visit fee of ¥5,500 applies when requesting Dr. Yasugi — please contact the clinic for details.

※ A separate Vectra 3D imaging fee of ¥5,500 applies (as a rule at the first visit; thereafter at the physician’s discretion).

※ The listed fees apply to patients who can complete consultations and communication in Japanese. Interpretation services are available for an additional fee — please contact our staff for details.

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