Secondary rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure performed to correct or improve the result of previous rhinoplasty. It is more complex and difficult than the first rhinoplasty because the surgeon has to work with the existing nasal tissue and cartilage. Causes for a second rhinoplasty include dissatisfaction with the appearance of the nose, complications during the first surgery, or a change in the patient’s health status. This procedure is performed by a plastic surgeon and anesthesiologist.
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In Which Situations Is Secondary Nose Aesthetics Performed?
Secondary rhinoplasty is usually performed if the patient is not satisfied with the result of the first rhinoplasty or if there are complications or functional problems as a result of the first procedure. Some common causes of secondary rhinoplasty include:
-Dissatisfaction with the appearance of the nose, for example asymmetry, the tip of the “sprain” or a patch on the “breastbone”. -Breathing difficulties due to changes in the internal nasal structure. -Revision of previous functional or aesthetic problems due to previous surgery, injury or congenital conditions -Correction or improvement of previous surgical complications, eg infection, cicatrisation, or cartilage or bone fractures. -Adjusting the shape of the nose due to the face or aging.
Importantly, secondary rhinoplasty can be more complex and difficult than the first rhinoplasty and requires an experienced plastic surgeon who has a good understanding of the anatomy of the nose and how to achieve the desired result.
How Long After Secondary Rhinoplasty Can Be Performed After the First Rhinoplasty?
The ideal time for secondary rhinoplasty is usually at least one year after the first surgery. This allows for adequate healing and the outcome of the initial surgery to become apparent.
It is important to wait for the healing process to be completed, the swelling to decrease and the final shape of the nose to be determined. It is also important to evaluate functional aspects such as nasal breathing.
Also, secondary rhinoplasty can be more complex and difficult than the first rhinoplasty, so it is very important to set realistic expectations and choose an experienced and renowned surgeon.
How is Secondary Aesthetics Performed?
Secondary rhinoplasty is a complex procedure that requires a good understanding of nasal anatomy and function. The surgical technique used may vary depending on factors such as the patient’s previous surgical outcome, current problems, and intended outcomes.
In general, secondary rhinoplasty requires a higher level of experience and knowledge, unlike primary rhinoplasty. It is important to have a good understanding of the anatomy and function of the nose, evaluating the outcome of previous surgery.
Secondary rhinoplasty is usually performed using endoscopic techniques or classical techniques. These techniques include correcting the internal structure of the nose, reshaping the nasal tip, reshaping the nasal root, or correcting cicatrizations on the breastbone.
Secondary rhinoplasty may have a more difficult and longer recovery period than the first rhinoplasty. Therefore, it is very important to set realistic expectations and choose an experienced and renowned surgeon.
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When can secondary rhinoplasty be performed?
The ideal time for secondary rhinoplasty is usually at least one year after the first surgery. This allows for adequate healing and the outcome of the initial surgery to become apparent.
Why may secondary rhinoplasty be necessary?
Secondary rhinoplasty may be necessary to correct problems that arise as a result of the initial surgery. This may be problems such as improper nasal structure, undesirable shaping of the tip of the nose, deterioration of nasal breathing.
How long does secondary rhinoplasty take?
Secondary rhinoplasty may vary according to the duration of the initial surgery. However, it usually takes a few hours and general anesthesia is used.
How much recovery time is required for secondary rhinoplasty?
Secondary rhinoplasty may have a longer recovery period than the initial surgery. It may take 2-3 weeks for the swelling to decrease and the final shape to be determined. An average of 6 months is required for full recovery.
What kind of surgeon should I choose for secondary rhinoplasty?
It is very important to choose an experienced and famous surgeon for secondary rhinoplasty. Therefore, you should review the results of the surgeon’s previous procedures, check their references and awards, and conduct interviews.
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