Rhinoplasty is one of the plastic surgeons' most difficult and artful procedures. Undergoing primary rhinoplasty can require a leap of faith—and when the results are poor, patients can be left shocked and unhappy with their decision. In fact, a subpar rhinoplasty can leave patients more self-conscious than before the procedure. Finding a proficient surgeon in the complex art of revision rhinoplasty is important in such a case. Our board-certified plastic surgeons have been performing revision rhinoplasty in San Diego for over two decades, routinely helping their patients get the result they sought the first time.
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Fortunately, in the hands of a capable surgeon, virtually any nose-related issue can be corrected with a revision rhinoplasty. Over the years, our patients have presented our practice with many complications. See our list below for some of the more common ones.
As mentioned, the revision rhinoplasty procedure will be different for each patient. Following are some techniques our surgeons may use:
In addition to the above, our board-certified plastic surgeons have an extremely thorough knowledge of the entire nasal structure. They can use this knowledge to fluidly addresses whatever combination of complications are presented. All told, the revision rhinoplasty patients are grateful following their procedure, having finally achieved the results they originally desired.
Revision rhinoplasty is a highly customized technique. Every patient presents with a different set of complications, and various techniques may be necessary to achieve an ideal result. Our board-certified plastic surgeon will spend the necessary amount of time to examine your nose, listen to your goals, and generally work to achieve complete understanding prior to the procedure. They will clearly lay out their surgical plan, making you a full partner in your road to a happy, healthy, beautiful nose.
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When undergoing revision rhinoplasty in San Diego, it is important your surgeon is extremely skilled in manipulating the tissues of the nose. Revision rhinoplasty presents many complexities, and only a master surgeon should be sought for the job. While our surgeons deliver the full array of face, body, and breast procedures, they possess a particular forte in the delicate facial procedures—particularly rhinoplasty and revision rhinoplasty.
With over two decades of experience in the field, our doctors and team have created a practice filled with friendly, professional, and highly trained staff. At Ranch & Coast Plastic Surgery, you can expect every step of your journey to be met with total responsiveness and attention to detail. After all, you have trusted us to perform your revision rhinoplasty, and we want to you get the result you were seeking the first time around.
It's generally recommended that you wait at least 12 months after your primary rhinoplasty before undergoing revision. This allows for full healing as swelling and tissue changes continue for up to a year, making it easier to assess the final result.
Due to its complexity, revision rhinoplasty often requires a longer surgical time. The need to correct previous alterations, rebuild structure, or use grafts adds intricacies that make revision procedures generally more time-intensive than primary rhinoplasties.
Revision rhinoplasty carries some specific risks, such as increased scar tissue, compromised blood supply, and the potential for more challenging healing due to previous surgical alterations. Choosing an experienced surgeon such as Dr. Chasan can help mitigate these risks.
Yes, revision rhinoplasty can address functional issues, including breathing difficulties, that may have resulted from the initial surgery. To improve airflow, structural adjustments or additional support for the nasal passageways are often part of revision procedures.
Swelling after revision rhinoplasty can be more pronounced and last longer than after the initial surgery, especially if grafting or extensive reconstruction is involved. Most swelling subsides within a few months, but minor residual swelling can persist for up to a year.
Yes, many patients seek revision rhinoplasty to address an overly refined or unnatural look. Skilled surgeons like Dr. Chasan can reshape the nose, soften its appearance, and restore a more natural look that complements the patient's facial features.
Revision rhinoplasty results are generally long-lasting, but natural aging processes will still impact your nose’s appearance over time. Barring major trauma or significant weight fluctuations, revision rhinoplasty can provide results that last a lifetime.
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