Secondary Rhinoplasty, or Revision Rhinoplasty, is a highly complex procedure indicated for patients seeking correction after previous nasal surgery. This operation requires meticulous planning, as it deals with altered anatomy, scar tissue, and often a shortage of cartilage.
The procedure aims to diagnose the cause of the deformity and plan both structural and aesthetic correction. Ultrasonic techniques may be used to refine the nasal bones, and cartilage grafts are often necessary to rebuild proper nasal support.
The goal is to restore proper breathing function while achieving the desired aesthetic refinement.