Correct and refine previous nasal surgery with a precise, reconstructive approach to restore balance and function.
What Is Revision Rhinoplasty?
Revision rhinoplasty is a secondary (or tertiary) procedure performed to correct or improve the results of a previous nose surgery. Unlike primary rhinoplasty, revision cases often involve scar tissue, altered anatomy, and reduced structural support, which makes the procedure more technically demanding and requires advanced reconstructive techniques.
Because prior surgery may have removed or weakened cartilage, additional support is often needed, which may involve using cartilage from the septum, ear, or rib to rebuild and stabilize the nasal structure. In some cases, alternative materials may be considered, but whenever possible, natural tissue is used to achieve more reliable and long-lasting results. When natural tissue is not available or sufficient, alternatives such as silicone, Medpor, cadaveric cartilage, or polyethylene implants may be considered.


















