Description
What does secondary rhinoplasty involve?
Secondary rhinoplasty is a specialized surgical procedure involving repeat nose surgery following a previous rhinoplasty. The procedure is performed under conditions of altered anatomy, presence of scar tissue, and often limited tissue availability, making it one of the most demanding procedures in nasal surgery.
The goal of secondary rhinoplasty is to restore nasal shape harmony, improve facial proportions, and—if necessary—improve breathing function.
Who is the procedure for?
Secondary rhinoplasty is considered for patients who:
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are not satisfied with the result of a previous nose surgery,
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have asymmetry, deformities, or collapse of nasal structures,
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experience breathing problems following the procedure,
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expect correction performed by an experienced surgeon.
Procedure Results
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improvement of nasal shape and symmetry
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correction of post-surgical deformities
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improvement of breathing function (if indicated)
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more harmonious facial appearance
The final result depends on the initial tissue condition and the scope of the planned correction.
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