Cartilage-Particle Nose Injection (Closed)
Your own cartilage is processed into fine particles and injected using a closed technique.
Procedure at a Glance
Surgery Time
Within 1 hour
Suture Removal
Within 10 days (varies by material)
Anesthesia
Sedation
Follow-up Visits
2 visits
Hospitalization
Same-day discharge
Recovery
Return to daily activities after surgery
Splint Removal
None
Tape Removal
Within 2–3 days
Who It’s For
Seeking a straightforward procedure with clearly visible results
Finding repeated nose filler injections inconvenient
Revision required due to complications such as inflammation
Revision required due to complications (inflammation, contracture, etc.)
YOUTUBE
BAROKO
NOSE CLINIC

What is the Cartilage-Particle Nose Injection?
Harvested autologous cartilage particles are coagulated with fibrin extracted from the patient's own blood, loaded into a syringe, and injected into the nose like a filler —
a short procedure using a closed approach.

Autologous Cartilage
(Septal, Ear, or Rib Cartilage)

Injection
Baroko Clinic
Baroko Clinic has filed a patent application for its cartilage-particle processing and injection method (Patent Application No. 10-2024-0085896), and “바로코 연입코” is a registered trademark.
Comparison: Nose Filler vs. Cartilage-Particle Nose Injection
Nose Filler

Synthetic material (hyaluronic acid)
Highly absorbed and difficult to remove due to tissue adhesion
Repeated injections cause skin hardening
Absorbed within a year — temporary effect only
Can only correct the dorsum
Cartilage-Particle Nose Injection

Autologous cartilage(Septal / Ear / Rib)
Normal tissue integrates, making removal straightforward
Cartilage particles can be replenished for repeat procedures
Autologous cartilage particles receive a blood supply, survive, and provide a permanent result
Can correct both the dorsum and the tip
Benefits of the Cartilage-Particle Nose Injection
Reduced Vascular Risk
Unlike filler, this injection uses your own cartilage to help reduce vascular risk.
Fast Procedure — Closed Technique
Loaded into a syringe and injected into the nose like a filler, the closed technique allows a simple, fast procedure.
Natural Height and Definition
Firm support adds natural height to the bridge and tip.
Light yet Strong
Light yet firm, with definition from the bridge to the tip.
Minimal Rejection Risk
Unlike synthetic fillers, autologous tissue carries virtually no risk of rejection.
Procedure

STEP 01
During a one-on-one consultation with the director, septal, ear, or rib cartilage is selected based on the patient's condition, harvested, and processed into fine particles.

STEP 02
The cartilage particles are combined with your blood components to support graft survival.

STEP 03
A small incision is made inside the nasal mucosa.
(Closed rhinoplasty)

STEP 04
The cartilage particles are injected into the nose and shaped to the desired contour.
Why Choose Baroko
Experienced care, thoughtful planning, and a focus on safety.
FAQs: the Cartilage-Particle Nose Injection
Autologous cartilage is harvested and processed into fine particles, coagulated with fibrin from the patient's own blood, loaded into a syringe, and injected into the nose like a filler — a short procedure using a closed technique. Baroko Clinic has filed a patent application for its cartilage-particle processing and injection method (Patent Application No. 10-2024-0085896), and “바로코 연입코” is a registered trademark.
Baroko highlights two key differences: nose filler carries a risk of vascular complications, whereas the cartilage-particle injection uses autologous tissue and causes virtually no rejection reaction. Additionally, unlike repeat-injection fillers, the autologous tissue integrates and maintains the result.
Surgery is performed within 1 hour under sedation anesthesia, with same-day discharge. Suture removal is within approximately 10 days (varies by material), approximately 2 follow-up visits, splint removal within 2–3 days, and daily activities are possible immediately after surgery. Recovery varies from person to person.







