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Revision Rhinoplasty Begins with Understanding Your Nasal Structure
<Contracted Nose · Nasal Tip Deformity · Implant Complications ·
Crooked or Asymmetrical Nose · Nasal Obstruction · Revision Rhinoplasty>
A nose that has undergone previous surgery is no longer in its original condition. Changes in the skin and cartilage, scar tissue and adhesions, implant position, nasal tip shape, and structural support can vary from
patient to patient. At Private Plastic Surgery, we carefully analyze the results of previous surgery and the current condition of the nose. Considering its structure and function, as well as overall facial harmony, we develop a personalized approach to revision rhinoplasty.
Safe, Precise Surgery and Thoughtful Care
We provide personalized care based on each patient’s unique nasal condition. Successful revision rhinoplasty requires accurate diagnosis, precise surgical techniques, and a thorough understanding of the changes caused by previous surgery. At Private Plastic Surgery, we use autologous cartilage and FDA- and MFDS-approved materials. Our board-certified plastic surgeons design each nose for natural shape and facial balance, based on years of experience and refined aesthetic sense. Our care continues from surgery through scar maturation and the completion of the final result, with careful monitoring at every step.
Fast,, Proper Recovery
Before revision surgery, we carefully assess the current nasal height and length, the angle between the columella and upper lip (nasolabial angle), and the degree of contracture. Based on these findings, we establish a clear surgical scope and plan tailored to each patient’s condition. With delicate surgical judgment and refined techniques, we minimize tissue damage during surgery, helping patients recover quickly and return to their daily lives.
- Stitch removal
  7 days post operation
- Recovery period
  5-7 days
- Operation time
  Around 90 to 120 minutes
- Anesthesia
  Sleep sedation
- Clinic visit
  2 times
* There may be differences depending on the patient's individual circumstances.
* This image may look different from the real image depending on the shooting conditions, and was used with patient’s consent.

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Q In case of revision surgeries, does the recovery take longer?: Because it is a revision surgery, the recovery takes longer than the first surgery, but revision surgery does not make a big difference in recovery though.

Q What kind of materials are used for revision rhinoplasty?: Depending on the current state of the nose, various materials can be used. Basically, ear cartilage or nasal septal cartilage can be used, and additionally, autologous rib cartilage or donated rib cartilage can be used. If the skin is too thin, autologous dermis or temporal fascia can be used as an aid.