If You’re Considering Nose Revision Surgery: Verygood Plastic Surgery, with Precise 3D-CT Analysis and Joint Consultation with an Otolaryngology Specialist

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If you’re considering nose revision surgery

Precise 3D-CT analysis

Joint consultation with an otolaryngology specialist

Verygood Plastic Surgery is available

VERYGOOD PLASTIC SURGERY

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Verygood Plastic Surgery

Nose revision surgery

When a consultation for nose revision surgery begins, most people feel a similar kind of atmosphere.

Unlike the time when they first considered rhinoplasty, this time there are many more questions, and the first thing that stands out is a reluctance to rush into a decision.

“Will it really be okay this time?”

“Is it possible to have surgery again in this condition?”

“Will the same problem happen again?”

Thinking about nose revision surgery means that you have already gone through one choice, and at that point, it is also a stage where people start paying more attention to their “criteria” than to expectations.

Why nose revision surgery feels difficult

The reason nose revision surgery feels difficult is not only because of technical factors.

A nose that has already undergone surgery has completely different conditions from those of the first operation.

• Some cartilage has already been used • Movement is limited due to tissue adhesion • Changes in skin thickness • Formation of scar tissue • Instability of the internal structure

These factors may not be clearly visible on the surface, but they become very important criteria when establishing an actual surgical plan.

That is why, with nose revision surgery, rather than simply saying, “This is how it can be corrected,” it is necessary to first organize what options are possible in the current condition.

At Verygood Plastic Surgery, nose revision consultations start here

At Verygood Plastic Surgery, consultations for nose revision surgery do not begin with talk about the external line.

Through 3D-CT imaging, we first check the nasal bone structure, the state of the septum, the extent of cartilage use, and whether there is left-right asymmetry.

In addition, through joint consultation with an otolaryngology specialist and the use of endoscopic equipment, we also examine the internal structure of the nose and functional issues together.

This process is closer to a step for accurately understanding what condition the nose is currently in than to a procedure for recommending surgery.

The issue of “function” that should be examined along with the shape of the nose

During consultations for nose revision surgery, there are not a few cases in which the area causing greater discomfort than appearance is a function-related issue involving breathing.

• A feeling that only one nostril is blocked • Rhinitis symptoms that have become worse than before • A feeling of stuffiness when breathing • Discomfort that was not present before surgery

At Verygood Plastic Surgery, through joint consultation with an otolaryngology specialist, we check for internal conditions such as a deviated septum and rhinitis, and set a surgical direction that considers both appearance and function.

This is because nose revision surgery is not simply a procedure to remake the appearance; it is also a surgery that requires checking for inconveniences in daily life.

Material selection becomes even more important in nose revision surgery

When planning nose revision surgery, material selection is not just a simple option.

At Verygood Plastic Surgery, depending on the patient’s nasal condition, we use autologous cartilage, autologous rib cartilage, and other materials while considering both the stability and support of the nasal line.

Since a nose that has already undergone surgery once may be burdened by excessive use of implants, in the material selection process, we prioritize whether it is “suitable” rather than whether it is “possible.”

Instead of standard implants, personalized FIT ME custom design

In revision surgery, the approach of using ready-made implants as they are can show its limitations.

At Verygood Plastic Surgery, we design 1:1 customized FIT ME implants by reflecting facial proportions, nasal axis, skin thickness, and the existing structure.

This process is not simply about choosing an implant, but about considering what role the nose should play within the flow of the entire face.

Why the “environment” matters in nose revision surgery

Nose revision surgery is just as dependent on the surgical environment and safety system as it is on the difficulty of the operation itself.

Verygood Plastic Surgery is based on a surgical system equipped with medical safety equipment at a university-hospital level, and a specialist in anesthesiology and pain medicine stays with you 1:1 throughout the entire surgical process for monitoring.

In addition, during the recovery process after surgery, we use a hyperbaric oxygen chamber to help reduce swelling and ease the burden of recovery.

Because it is a surgery chosen again, the criteria must be even clearer

Nose revision surgery is less about “a surgery to become prettier once more” and more like a process of making a stable choice now.

That is why Verygood Plastic Surgery prioritizes not the result itself, but a direction that considers structure, function, and stability together.

If you are considering nose revision surgery, please first fully understand the current condition of your nose and then make your decision calmly.

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