Revision Rhinoplasty
Revision Rhinoplasty is the correction of a previously operated nose whose result did not meet expectations — aesthetically or functionally (for example, difficulty breathing). It is a corrective, secondary procedure.
Revision rhinoplasty is among the most complex procedures in nasal surgery. Scar tissue and structural changes from the prior surgery make the anatomy less predictable, and supporting cartilage is often already depleted.
It therefore demands a deep understanding of structure, careful planning, and often additional grafts to rebuild support.
What It Addresses
- An unsatisfactory aesthetic result (asymmetry, tip, bridge)
- Difficulty breathing after a previous surgery
- Irregular contour or weakened support
Graft & Implant Options
What to Expect
Frequently Asked Questions
When can revision be done after the first surgery?
A waiting period is usually needed for the tissue to fully heal and stabilize — often around a year — before revision is considered. The right timing is determined at consultation.
Can the revision result be guaranteed?
No surgical result can be guaranteed, and revision in particular depends on the condition of the remaining tissue and structure. dr. Grace sets honest expectations and achievable goals at consultation.
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