Overview
Revision isn’t simply repeating the first operation. We review prior materials, scarring, and tissue condition, then re-evaluate anatomy to plan safely. Complexity and recovery vary widely—thorough assessment is essential.
Nose Surgery
Revision Surgery
A tailored procedure that re-plans stability and balance based on prior surgery and current anatomy.
Key benefits
- Improved structural stability
- Re-designed balance/lines
- Tailored surgical plan
- Cause-based approach
Ideal for
- Unsatisfied with prior results
- Structural discomfort/asymmetry concerns
- Those prioritizing stability + natural look
Quick facts
Procedure time Case dependent
Downtime Varies—guided with a recovery plan
Anesthesia Case-dependent
When it shows Settles gradually after swelling reduces
Aftercare
- Follow recovery guidance and visits
- Minimize pressure/impact
- Avoid sauna/alcohol/heavy exercise as instructed
- Regular checks when needed
Cautions
- Complexity/recovery vary widely
- Prior surgery details help
- Final plan is set after evaluation
FAQ
Why is evaluation so important?
Because prior materials, scarring, and tissue condition significantly change the plan.
Is recovery longer?
It depends. We’ll outline a specific recovery plan during consult.
Can it look natural?
With safe, anatomy-based planning, natural harmony is achievable.
How should I prepare?
Bring prior surgery info/photos and note concerns (breathing/shape).
What’s decided in consult?
After evaluation, we decide scope, method, materials, and recovery plan.
