Q. Revision Rhinoplasty Clinic: Can a Crooked Nose Caused by a Bump After Nose Surgery Be Revised?

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Hello. I am Kim Hyeong-taek, the chief director of KOWON Revision Rhinoplasty Clinic, where comfort and beauty are considered together.

This time, we received a question from someone who had nose plastic surgery 20 years ago. They said they were not in good physical condition and were wondering whether it would be possible to undergo revision surgery for a crooked nose caused by a bump after nose surgery.

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Q. Revision Rhinoplasty Clinic: Can a Crooked Nose Caused by a Bump After Nose Surgery Be Revised?

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When I was young, I fell while playing on a cloud ladder, and I had nose plastic surgery 20 years ago.

Then last year, I bumped my nose against a wall and a sink, and now my nose is slightly crooked and its shape is not good.

However, I have a disability rating of 2 due to an accident, I also have pain, and I am a spinal patient whose pain has been severe for the past six years and then improved repeatedly.

I am currently receiving rehabilitation treatment because of spinal damage.

So I want to know whether, even with my current condition, it would be okay to visit a revision rhinoplasty clinic and undergo surgery for a crooked nose caused by a bump after nose surgery.

I heard that in Jeju Island, even if the nose looks somewhat crooked, they do not perform cosmetic surgery to correct it.

Please give me your advice.

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If the nose is bent, you can visit an otolaryngology clinic or a revision rhinoplasty clinic, have the nasal bones osteotomized, and have them aligned to their original shape.

Therefore, after looking for a hospital where the surgery can be performed, you can go ahead with the operation.

Even if you are currently struggling with spinal issues, revision surgery is possible as long as your overall physical condition allows you to lie on the operating table and undergo surgery.

Surgery for a collapsed or bent nose is not covered by insurance, so you should also consider the cost of the procedure.

Since surgery for a crooked or bent nose is possible at most plastic surgery clinics or otolaryngology clinics, I believe you will be able to find a hospital in Jeju Island where the surgery can be performed.

I hope you get a good result.

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I hope my consultation response was helpful.

Thank you.

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Source: https://kin.naver.com/qna/detail.naver?d1id=7&dirId=70110&docId=185348004&page=1#answer1

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This is a revision case after removing Bayko threads, a thread-based mini nose procedure.

Fortunately, there was not severe tissue adhesion, and after surgery, the nasal tip became higher and longer, changing into a natural look from the bridge to the tip.

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This is a case of asymmetric nose revision surgery.

The nose had a high appearance, but the nostrils were not symmetrical.

By correcting the bent septum and the deviated central axis of the nasal tip, it was changed into a straight yet gently curved nose with a more glamorous look.

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This person had already undergone revision surgery once.

The dorsal hump was still not smooth, and overall the nose has a short appearance.

We neatly refined the nasal bridge and dorsal hump with osteotomy, completing a smooth line.

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Book a consultation with Kowon!

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