Revision Rhinoplasty Review: A Choice You Won’t Regret

Revision Rhinoplasty Review

A Choice You Won’t Regret

Hello. This is OJIKO Plastic Surgery & Nplus.

The topic prepared this time is about revision rhinoplasty reviews.

As we go through life, problems can arise in many different ways.

It would be great if everything could always go perfectly, but that is not always the case.

However, rather than leaving a problem unattended when it happens, identifying the issue quickly and addressing it can reduce the impact of side effects.

In particular, when it comes to rhinoplasty, if the surgery fails, there can be various reasons.

If problems such as swelling that does not go down even after a long time, inflammation that changes the shape, or persistent nasal congestion occur, it is best to quickly look into revision rhinoplasty reviews and take appropriate action.

In particular, the nose has a more complex internal structure than it appears on the outside.

When looking into revision rhinoplasty reviews, it is necessary to accurately analyze the cause of failure and perform revision rhinoplasty accordingly.

Because revision surgery is more complex than the first surgery, especially compared with other areas, it is important to look for revision rhinoplasty reviews with the above points in mind, as experience with many different surgical cases and extensive knowledge of the internal structure of the nose are more important than design alone.

At Nplus, we identify the cause of failure through accurate analysis and then perform revision surgery.

Usually, revision rhinoplasty is considered when the shape after the first surgery is unsatisfactory.

Nplus thoroughly analyzes the reasons why the first surgery could not have succeeded, defines the revision method in detail, and has also introduced a systematic aftercare system to carefully manage scars and swelling that may worsen after revision surgery.

When people look into revision rhinoplasty, many do so because contracture has occurred.

What is nasal contracture? After rhinoplasty, if an implant is recognized as a foreign material in the body and inflammation occurs but is left untreated in the early stages, excessive scar tissue can form inside, causing the nose to become stiff and contract.

Even if the nose is contracting, if there is no discomfort and it is left alone, the implant may protrude through the thin skin at the tip of the nose or cause necrosis, so it is important to improve it early.

When an implant is inserted into the nose, the body may recognize it as a foreign material and inflammation can occur.

Autologous cartilage also carries a low probability, but contracture can occur if the body recognizes it as a foreign material.

Because symptoms of a contracted nose do not resolve naturally and require implant removal or inflammation treatment, it is recommended that you consult a specialist if symptoms appear.

The structure of the nose is complex, making rhinoplasty itself a highly difficult procedure, but contracted-nose revision rhinoplasty involves the additional problems of inflammation and contracture.

Therefore, it should be performed at a place where the above issues can be properly checked.

At Nplus, for revision rhinoplasty, it is important to minimize the use of implants and replenish skin that has been lost due to damage through autologous skin grafting.

To minimize an artificial feel after revision rhinoplasty, Nplus does not simply use commercially manufactured implants as they are.

Instead, it carefully reshapes the implant by hand after considering various aspects such as the individual’s overall image, the width and length of the nasal bridge, the tip of the nose, and the overall width.

As a result, it creates a natural nose line without awkwardness, from the glabella-to-nasal-bridge line, which can feel somewhat foreign, all the way to the tip of the nose.

In the case of revision rhinoplasty, the internal function of the nose, which is difficult to confirm visually, must also be checked.

Therefore, we recommend performing the surgery at a facility equipped with the necessary systems and equipment to examine the inside of the nose, such as 3D CT imaging and internal endoscopy, so that the cause can be accurately analyzed and the appropriate surgery performed.

As you can see from revision rhinoplasty reviews, there are many people who undergo revision rhinoplasty for a variety of cases.

Therefore, since this is a revision procedure, we recommend choosing a place that provides thorough aftercare as well.

(The images above are before-and-after photos from Nplus revision rhinoplasty reviews.)

That concludes our guidance on revision rhinoplasty reviews.

I hope this article is very helpful for those who are considering revision rhinoplasty because they are unhappy with the shape after the first surgery, or for those who are considering revision surgery due to a contracted nose.

Thank you^^*