Gangnam Revision Rhinoplasty: Why Revision Surgery Is Performed Using Autologous Rib Cartilage Without Artificial Implants

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Gangnam Revision Rhinoplasty,

Why revision surgery is performed

using autologous rib cartilage without artificial implants

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Autologous rib revision rhinoplasty

The nose is a structure located at the center of the face.

Although many people have already had nose surgery once,

over time the line may change,

or they may worry that the result looks different from what was originally intended,

leading them to consider revision surgery.

At first, the nose may have looked natural,

but as time passes it may appear lower, the tip may turn upward,

or it may look crooked.

It is easy to think this is simply a matter of not liking the shape,

but in reality, the cause is often changes in or weakening of the structure that supports the nose.

In such cases, the needed approach is not simply a design adjustment,

but a reconstruction-centered revision rhinoplasty that rebuilds the nose’s structure.

Why is revision rhinoplasty considered more difficult?

Compared with the first surgery,

revision surgery requires far more factors to be considered.

Because surgery has already been performed,

cartilage may have been partially removed or weakened,

adhesions may have formed due to scar tissue,

the skin may have become thinner or thicker,

and the existing implant may have caused structural changes.

These factors often work together.

That is why revision rhinoplasty is not simply about making the nose again;

after accurately identifying the current condition,

it is important to first address the structural issues causing the problem.

Autologous rib cartilage,

Why it matters in revision surgery

A material often mentioned in revision rhinoplasty is

autologous rib cartilage.

Autologous rib cartilage is cartilage taken from one’s own rib.

In revision surgery, it has the following advantages:

✔️ A sufficient amount can be obtained, making it usable for various structural reconstructions

✔️ High support strength helps stabilize the nasal tip and nasal columella

✔️ It can provide reinforcement even when existing cartilage is insufficient

In particular, in revision surgery, the septal cartilage or

ear cartilage has often already been used

or is insufficient,

so it is important to approach the surgery by using autologous rib cartilage

to rebuild the nose’s central structure.

At Verygood Plastic Surgery,

autologous rib cartilage is not simply viewed as material to fill in gaps;

the surgery is planned by precisely applying it to the necessary areas

while considering the overall nose structure and balance.

The key point in revision rhinoplasty is “support strength”

Among those considering revision surgery,

some may think,

“I want to make it higher this time.”

However, the most important part of revision surgery is not height,

but the support structure that can keep the nose stable.

If only the height is adjusted while support strength is insufficient,

deformation may recur over time,

so the following elements must be considered together:

✔️ Reconstruction of the nasal columella

✔️ Reinforcement of the nasal tip support structure

✔️ Cartilage placement and direction planning

These factors must all be taken into account together.

Functional aspects must also be considered

The nose is not only important for appearance,

but also serves an important functional role.

At Verygood Plastic Surgery,

through collaboration with an otolaryngology specialist,

we check the internal condition of the nose as well,

including deviated septum, rhinitis, and breathing problems,

and when necessary, we perform detailed diagnosis using endoscopic equipment.

Through this process, we suggest a revision rhinoplasty direction that considers not only appearance,

but also function and structure together.

It begins with a detailed analysis based on 3D-CT

Revision rhinoplasty is a procedure in which

preoperative analysis is extremely important.

At Verygood Plastic Surgery, we use 3D-CT to precisely check:

✔️ the internal structure of the nose

✔️ changes caused by previous surgery

✔️ whether there is left-right asymmetry

✔️ the condition of the cartilage

before establishing the surgical plan.

Through this process, unnecessary corrections are reduced,

allowing a precise operation focused on the areas that need it.

A stable surgical environment is also an important criterion

Because revision rhinoplasty is a highly difficult procedure,

the surgical environment is also an important factor.

At Verygood Plastic Surgery,

we maintain a more stable surgical environment through:

1:1 monitoring by a specialist in anesthesiology and pain medicine

hospital-level medical equipment

an emergency response system

a recovery-oriented environment

autologous rib revision rhinoplasty is

not simply about changing the shape of the nose,

it is a process of rebuilding a collapsed structure

and securing stable support.

Especially in revision surgery, the approach differs depending on each person’s condition,

so a plan based on sufficient analysis and experience is important.

At Verygood Plastic Surgery,

we perform structure-centered revision rhinoplasty using autologous rib cartilage,

with the goal of creating a nose line that can be maintained stably

without being excessive.

If you are worried about changes after nose surgery,

we recommend first checking your current condition accurately

and calmly deciding on the revision direction that is right for you

through a consultation.

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