Revision Rhinoplasty
Revision rhinoplasty corrects problems after a previous nose operation—support loss, asymmetry, or breathing issues. Planning is more complex because scar tissue and prior grafts change the anatomy.
Op. Dr. Ahmet Halit Aydın · ENT Surgeon · Rhinoplasty Specialist
Published 2026-09-26 · Updated 2026-09-26
What we evaluate first
Prior operative notes, photos, airway, and skin quality guide whether revision should wait for tissue settling.
Frequently asked questions
How long should I wait before revision?
Many surgeons prefer waiting until soft tissue has settled—often many months. Timing is individualized.
Why are grafts more common in revision?
Prior surgery may weaken support. Cartilage grafts can rebuild structure when needed.
Are results less predictable?
Scar tissue adds unpredictability. Experienced revision planning and realistic goals are essential.
Can revision fix breathing only?
Yes. Some revisions focus primarily on airway while leaving aesthetics largely unchanged.
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