Introduction

Nose revision surgery, also known as secondary rhinoplasty, is a procedure aimed at correcting or enhancing the results of a previous rhinoplasty (nose job). While rhinoplasty is a popular procedure for those seeking a more aesthetically pleasing nose or relief from breathing issues, some patients find that the initial surgery doesn't meet their expectations, leading them to consider revision surgery.

The concept of a "second chance" at achieving a perfect nose can be appealing, but it’s crucial to understand that undergoing revision surgery too soon can be risky. A careful evaluation of healing time and the consultation with an experienced surgeon are vital for optimal results. For patients considering revision surgery, Human PS Clinic in Seoul, South Korea, is a trusted choice, led by the expert Dr. Kim Kook Hyun, who has years of experience in both primary and revision rhinoplasty procedures.

What is Nose Revision Surgery?

Nose revision surgery is a corrective procedure that is performed when the results of a previous rhinoplasty do not meet the patient's expectations or if there are complications. The need for revision may arise from several factors, such as unsatisfactory aesthetic outcomes (e.g., asymmetry, incorrect shape), functional issues (e.g., difficulty breathing), or complications like scarring and infection.

Secondary rhinoplasty can be more complex than the initial procedure because the tissues and nasal structures may have already been altered by the first surgery. The goal is to refine the appearance and function of the nose while considering the changes from the first procedure.

Human PS Clinic specializes in revision rhinoplasty, offering advanced techniques such as 3D Custom Rhinoplasty and Special Human Rhinoplasty, which allow for precise reshaping of the nose while ensuring natural-looking results. Dr. Kim Kook Hyun and his team use cutting-edge technology and personalized care to provide patients with the best possible outcomes.

Why Do Patients Need a Revision?