Answered by Dr. Dongil Choi

Dr. Dongil ChoiIt is best to perform it 6 months after the previous surgery. This is because the tissues stabilize and soften after about 6 months. However, depending on the state of inflammation or infection, earlier surgery may be necessary, so a consultation with a specialist is required.

Dr. Dongil ChoiMethods include covering it with autologous fascia or replacing the implant. Thin skin or a thick implant is the cause.

Dr. Dongil ChoiThe shortened and upturned nasal tip is corrected by removing the implant, releasing the adhesions, sufficiently stretching the skin, and repositioning the nasal tip cartilage.

Dr. Dongil ChoiIf the side effects of the previous surgery are severe, revision surgery focusing on autologous tissues, including costal cartilage, is recommended. Please also refer to the Autologous Rhinoplasty page.

Dr. Dongil ChoiTo prevent the need for additional surgeries, we precisely analyze the cause of the previous surgery's failure and the current state of the nose, and select the appropriate surgical method. The head doctor, who has abundant experience in rhinoplasty revision, personally performs the surgery.