Rhinoplasty (Nose Surgery)
Revision Rhinoplasty
Revision rhinoplasty is secondary surgery performed when a person is unhappy with the outcome of a previous nose operation or is experiencing a functional problem.
What is it?
It aims to correct aesthetic or functional problems that arose after the first operation. It generally requires more detailed planning than the first surgery.
Who is it suitable for?
It may be considered for people who are unhappy with the outcome of a previous operation or who have difficulty breathing. It is generally advisable to wait until tissue healing is complete.
How is it done?
Depending on the situation, the open or closed technique may be used; cartilage support (a graft) may be applied when needed. The plan is entirely personalized.
Recovery process
Recovery can vary depending on the condition of the tissues from the first operation. It is a process that requires patience, and follow-up visits are important.
FAQ
It is generally advisable to wait until the tissues have fully healed; the timing varies from person to person and is determined during the examination.
Because the anatomy has changed, it may require more detailed planning.
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