Experience & approach
Dr. Jun Kim is an ENT specialist whose practice combines nasal appearance and function. His background includes a visiting academic role at Samsung Medical Center and leadership in rhinoplasty research and education groups. He has presented research on materials removed after rhinoplasty. His clinical interests include airway assessment, revision surgery and planning with the patient’s own cartilage.
Training & professional background
- ENT specialization
- Samsung Medical Center visiting academic appointment
- Rhinoplasty research-group leadership
Rhinoplasty at Baroko Plastic Surgery
Baroko combines cosmetic nasal surgery with ENT care under Dr. Jun Kim, including cartilage-particle augmentation, revision and nasal airway procedures.
Cartilage-particle planning
Ask which part of the proposed correction uses cartilage particles and which part needs a separate structural graft.
Breathing and shape
If you have obstruction as well as a cosmetic concern, discuss septal and nasal-valve assessment before deciding on the external shape.
Discuss your own anatomy and goals
- Which cartilage source would you use, and why is it suitable for my anatomy?
- Does my breathing concern require septal or nasal-valve assessment?
- What limitations does cartilage-particle augmentation have in my case?
Before you decide
Ask to meet the surgeon who will operate, review cases with similar anatomy and confirm the proposed changes in writing. Discuss both appearance and breathing, including what the procedure cannot achieve for your nose.
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Where to arrange a consultation
Baroko Plastic Surgery
12th Floor, Daedong Building, 415 Gangnam-daero, Seocho-gu, Seoul, South Korea
When contacting the international team, request a consultation with Jun Kim and confirm who would perform the proposed operation. Explain previous nasal procedures, breathing concerns and the features you want to preserve.
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