Revision Rhinoplasty

“Revision rhinoplasty is not a second attempt in aesthetics, but the right step toward achieving the best outcome.”

What is Revision Rhinoplasty?

Revision rhinoplasty is a secondary corrective nasal surgery performed for individuals who have previously undergone rhinoplasty but are dissatisfied with the results or have experienced complications afterward. This procedure is carried out to improve the nasal appearance and, when necessary, to resolve breathing difficulties.

It is performed to correct nasal deformities that were not addressed in the first surgery, have changed over time, or have newly developed. Revision rhinoplasty focuses not only on aesthetic concerns but also on functional issues, aiming to achieve a nose that is both beautiful and healthy.

How is Revision Rhinoplasty Performed?

During revision rhinoplasty, advanced technologies such as the piezo surgical device may be used. The piezo device allows the bones to be shaped precisely and in a controlled manner with ultrasonic vibrations. Thanks to this technology, surrounding soft tissues remain unharmed, and post-operative bruising and swelling are minimized.

Performed under general anesthesia, the surgery involves the surgeon carefully correcting the nasal structures while taking into account any damage or changes from the previous operation. Piezo surgery is particularly valuable in revision procedures, as it enables highly precise adjustments and contributes to more successful outcomes.

Day 1

 Post-operative swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort are normal. A nasal splint or internal tampon may be in place, and it is important to rest and keep your head elevated.

Day 7

Swelling and bruising gradually subside, and the splint and nasal packing are usually removed within 5–7 days. Patients can begin resuming daily activities; however, it is important to avoid any impact or pressure on the nose.

1st Month

The shape of the nose begins to take form; however, the tissues are still in the healing process. Heavy exercise and any pressure on the nose should be strictly avoided.

1st Year

The final shape of the nose becomes evident, swelling completely subsides, and the nose achieves full recovery both aesthetically and functionally.

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