PLASTIC SURGERY · REVISION RHINOPLASTY

Revision rhinoplasty

Surgery that identifies the causes of shape or function problems remaining after a previous rhinoplasty and corrects them again

POINT 01Cause analysis
Implant, cartilage and skin conditions are assessed separately
POINT 02Material planning
Deficient cartilage is reinforced with donor or autologous rib cartilage
POINT 03Timing
Surgery is scheduled once the tissue has stabilized

WHY WITH CLINIC

Harder than the first surgery,so we start again from the cause

Revision rhinoplasty is performed on a nose where tissue has adhered after previous surgery and less usable cartilage remains. The WITH CLINIC Plastic Surgery Center first identifies the cause of dissatisfaction, such as a visible, deviated or contracted implant, a drooping tip, nostril asymmetry or breathing discomfort. We then decide which materials can be used, such as donor or autologous rib cartilage, before determining the scope of surgery.

In revision surgery, defining the exact scope comes first.

01Review of previous surgery
Checking the surgical method, materials and course
02Diagnosing the cause
Distinguishing the causes of shape and function problems
03Materials & scope
Implant replacement or removal, extent of cartilage reinforcement
04Surgery & recovery care
Follow-up checks and aftercare guidance

Recommended for

01
Those whose implant shows through, looks bent, or feels mobile to the touch
02
Those whose tip has drooped or turned up, making the shape look unnatural
03
Those with remaining functional discomfort after surgery, such as nasal congestion

Frequently asked questions

For anything else, feel free to ask through our consultation channels.

QWhen can revision be done?

It is usually performed 6 months to 1 year after the previous surgery, once swelling and adhesions have stabilized. Urgent problems such as inflammation or implant exposure may be addressed sooner after examination.

QCan I have the implant removed only?

Yes. After examination, we explain how the shape of your nose may change after removal and whether cartilage reinforcement is needed.

QWon't I end up with more scars?

In most cases the previous incision line is reused. If an open approach is needed, a small incision under the columella may be added, and it fades over time until it is hard to notice.