Revision rhinoplasty is a secondary nasal surgery performed for patients who are dissatisfied with the results of a previous rhinoplasty or who experience functional problems. This procedure aims to improve both the aesthetics and the breathing function of the nose.

Indications:
- Dissatisfaction with the shape of the nose after the first surgery
- Nasal obstruction and difficulty breathing
- Nasal deformities or asymmetry
- Aesthetic defects of the nasal tip, wings, or bridge
- Correction of complications from previous surgery

Procedure:
- Performed under general anesthesia
- Reshaping of nasal tissues and bones
- Additional materials (autologous tissue or implants) may be used to restore cartilage and bone if necessary
- Duration: 1–3 hours, depending on complexity
- Patient may stay in the clinic for 1–2 days after surgery

Benefits:
- Improved nasal aesthetics
- Restored breathing function
- Correction of nasal deformities and asymmetry
- Resolution of problems from previous surgery
- Harmonious and natural facial appearance

FAQs:
1. Is revision rhinoplasty risky?
- Yes, it is more complex than primary surgery, but safe when performed by an experienced surgeon.
2. What is the expected result?
- Results are usually very positive, but full healing and final shape require time.
3. When can revision surgery be performed after the first procedure?
- Typically 6–12 months after the initial surgery to allow full tissue healing.