- Operation Time2 hours
- HospitalizationNone
- AnesthesiaSedation
- Clinic Visit3 times
- Stitch RemovalAfter 7 days, 14 days
- RecoveryAfter 7 days
Revision Rhinoplasty
Revision rhinoplasty is done when patients are not satisfied with the results of the previous surgery, or if they have anatomical, functional complications, or side effects.
In the event of anatomical and functional complications or side effects, the surgery is more complicated than the previous surgery and it should be approached carefully through sufficient counseling and examination. The revision surgery should be planned by closely analyzing the cause of failure of the primary surgery. In recent years, numerous damages have been reported after surgeries were performed by unqualified professionals or non-specialists. Therefore, revision surgery should be performed through sufficient consultation with experienced rhinoplasty specialists.
8 Types of Revision Rhinoplasty Cases
Due to dissatisfaction of previous surgery
- Tip drooping from reduced nasal tip support - Nasal tip that has reduced in length and low nasal bridge - Tip shortening due to post-inflammatory nose contraction - Low nasal bridge and tip - Nose that looks long due to high nasal bridge and low nasal tip
Due to side effects of previous surgery
- Visible outline of the cartilage from the tip of the nose - Low nasal tip and crooked implant - Visible implant shape due to thin skin and low nasal tip
Before / After Pictures
Type 1. Tip drooping from reduced nasal tip support
Type 2. Nasal tip that has reduced in length and low nasal bridge
Type 3. Tip shortening due to post-inflammatory nose contraction
Type 4. Low nasal bridge and tip
Type 5. Nose that looks long due to high nasal bridge and low nasal tip
Type 6. Visible outline of the cartilage from the tip of the nose
Type 7. Low nasal tip and crooked implant
Type 8. Visible implant shape due to thin skin and low nasal tip
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