Revision Rhinoplasty for Contracted Nose: Combining Stem Cell Therapy to Restore Tissue and Improve Prognosis

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As interest in appearance has recently increased, more people are planning cosmetic surgery to improve their image. In particular, the nose, located at the center of the face, is one of the areas many people consider for surgery regardless of age or gender. However, as demand for rhinoplasty has increased, cases of people considering revision surgery due to dissatisfaction with the results or side effects have also increased.

A typical case of revision rhinoplasty: contracture

One of the main reasons people consider revision nose surgery is the so-called “contracture” phenomenon. This occurs when abnormal fibrous tissue forms around an implant inserted during rhinoplasty, causing the nose to harden, deform, and shrink. Over time, this can lead not only to visible changes such as a shortened nose or an upturned nasal tip, but also to functional problems.

If contracture is left untreated, it can affect even the internal cartilage, so it is advisable to plan revision surgery through early diagnosis. In most cases, revision surgery for a contracted nose is performed by removing the existing implant, restoring the damaged tissue, and then reshaping the nose with a new surgery after a certain recovery period. This process tends to take a long time because it requires resolving tissue adhesion and scar tissue.

Stem cell therapy can positively affect recovery after revision surgery for a contracted nose

Recently, stem cell therapy has been gaining attention as it is used alongside this revision surgery process. Stem cells help soften hardened tissue and support regeneration in damaged areas. They also promote the formation of new blood vessels and improve blood circulation, helping to speed up recovery.

When stem cell therapy is used, scar tissue hardened by contracture becomes softer, and capillaries are formed more abundantly in the nasal area, allowing oxygen supply to improve as well. This makes it easier to restore the nasal line, and overall recovery time can also be shortened.

Kim Dasom, director of Thank You Plastic Surgery, said, "Stem cell therapy not only helps recovery of scar tissue or adhesions that occur after rhinoplasty, but also has a positive effect on improving recovery after revision surgery," and added, "If you are planning revision surgery, it may be helpful to consider stem cell therapy together."

However, revision surgery for a contracted nose using stem cells requires a more complex treatment process than standard rhinoplasty, so it is essential to consult with medical staff who have sufficient understanding and experience with stem cell therapy. It is also advisable to carefully check whether the stem cell treatment is being carried out in accordance with legal standards such as the Advanced Regenerative Medicine and Advanced Biopharmaceuticals Act, and whether the medical institution has the necessary specialized equipment, facilities, and personnel.

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