What is Revision Rhinoplasty?
Why is Revision Rhinoplasty Needed?
Because the nose is located in the facial region, deformities are the first organs that catch the eye. In addition to reasons such as the nose being too large or having a hump, the nostrils being large and asymmetrical, prominent curvatures in the nasal bone, and a drooping nasal tip, revision rhinoplasty, which is also applied to patients who have previously undergone surgery, corrects the deformities identified in the nose.
Who is Revision Rhinoplasty Applied To?
Rhinoplasty is one of the most performed aesthetic operations. Aesthetic surgery may be needed due to structural problems as well as visual problems. Revision rhinoplasty is a type of aesthetic surgery performed on patients who have previously undergone an operation but did not achieve the desired result. Revision surgery can be performed not only on these patients but also on patients with deformities in their nasal structure. Revision surgery is primarily preferred by patients who have had surgery before but are not satisfied with the shape of their nose. In some patients, the nasal shape may not be as desired after surgery. In this case, the patient may want to have revision rhinoplasty. In some patients, the surgery may not yield successful results. In this case, revision rhinoplasty can be performed. Apart from this, patients who have never had aesthetic surgery and have minor imperfections in their nose, as well as patients experiencing significant visual problems, can undergo revision surgery.
