Revision rhinoplasty, also known as secondary rhinoplasty, is a surgical procedure aimed at correcting or improving the results of a previous rhinoplasty surgery. This type of surgery is often sought by patients who are dissatisfied with the aesthetic or functional outcomes of their initial nose surgery, or who may have experienced complications. Common reasons for revision rhinoplasty include asymmetry, persistent breathing issues, nasal deformities, or dissatisfaction with the shape or size of the nose.
The procedure typically involves reshaping the nasal structures, which may include the cartilage and bone, to achieve the desired appearance or functionality. Revision rhinoplasty can be more complex than the initial surgery due to altered nasal anatomy and scar tissue. The surgeon may use advanced techniques and grafts to address specific concerns and achieve a more natural and balanced outcome. Recovery involves similar considerations as the primary surgery, with swelling and bruising gradually subsiding over a few weeks. The goal is to enhance both the aesthetic appeal and functional performance of the nose.
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