Small changes with larger than life results!
Rebuild your nose and your confidence!
In cases where the shape of the nose is unsa-
tisfactory after surgery, the nose is deviated, the implants can be seen through the skin, or there is a tissue infection, revision surgery is an option.
Nose Revision is by default more complicated than first time surgery, due to the existent scar tissue and the fact that the original implants have to be removed. Because of this, a revision surgery is safest when performed by a specialist with plenty of experience in the area.
Revision Surgery is best performed after at least 5~6 months from the original surgery; after all the remaining swelling has subsided and tissues have healed.
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This is the most common reason for revision surgery. When the implant is not properly fixed in place, or the shape is unsuitable for the individual’s nose, a revision is required.
The present implant is removed first, and after assessing the condition of the nose, a suitable implant for the nose’s shape and condition is chosen and fixed on the nose bridge.
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In cases where the width of implant is too narrow, or the nose skin too is thin, the nose can have an unnatural appearance. To correct this, revision is an option.
The original, narrow implant is removed and replaced with an implant of more suitable width.
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In cases where the implant is too high, causing the nose bridge to look disproportionate, a revision can help improve the strong, masculine image that this causes.
The original, excessively high implant is removed and replaced with an implant of more suitable height and shape.
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In cases where the nose tip has been heightened too much, where revision surgery has already been performed due to infection, where the nasal cartilage is deviated due to contracture, or where there is an abundance of scar tissue, revision surgery is an option.
The present implants are removed and the nose tip is reconstructed in order to create a shape that is as natural looking as possible.
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For cases where the nose tip structure is not firm enough, and the implanted cartilage collapses, revision surgery is required.
The present implants are removed and the nose tip is reconstructed using septal cartilage, inserting and fixing it to hold the nose tip up.
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For cases where infection occurs after the surgery, the nose’s skin tissue might contract and harden around the implants, pulling them upward and inward, shortening the nose.
The present implants are removed and the nose tip cartilage is reconstructed to its original length and shape. After that, the tip of the nose is held up in place through septal cartilage or artificial cartilage.
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When a single implant is introduced from the nose bridge to the tip, such as an L-shaped implant, the shape might look natural at the beginning, but with time, the nose might look too pointy as the skin becomes thinner.
The present implants are removed and replaced by a silicone implant for the bridge, and autologous cartilage for the tip, creating a more natural shape.
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Extensive Knowledge & Expertise
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Thorough Preoperative Examination
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Well-established Revision System
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Proper Understanding About Revision Surgery
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Precision to Prevent Further Revision
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Outstanding Postoperative Care
People with an implant that can be seen through the skin.
People with a deviated nose after surgery.
People who are unsatisfied with their surgery results.
People whose nose tip has collapsed.
People experiencing redness on the nose bridge or tip after surgery.
People with a disproportionate side profile.
Type of Surgery
Nose Revision Surgery
Type of Anesthesia
Local Sedation
Duration of Surgery
Approximately 2 hours
Hospitalization
Not required
Post-surgery Treatment
2 sessions
Recovery Period
Back to daily routine 7 days after stitch removal
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