Revision rhinoplasty is one of the most complex aesthetic procedures because scar tissue, cartilage shortage, structural weakness, and patient expectations must be managed together. In many cases, reconstruction requires septal, ear, or rib cartilage.
When is revision rhinoplasty considered?
Revision rhinoplasty is considered when breathing problems, tip drooping, visible asymmetry, depressions, residual hump or significant dissatisfaction remain after a previous surgery. A second surgery must be planned with patience, detailed assessment and no rush.
Clinical assessment
The consultation reviews facial balance, skin quality, functional concerns, expectations, safety factors, and the most suitable treatment pathway.
Natural planning
Aesthetic planning should enhance proportion without creating an overdone or artificial result.
Step-by-step care
Before and aftercare instructions are part of the treatment plan and should be individualized.