Is rhinoplasty surgery or revision rhinoplasty even worth it?

4 answers to “Is rhinoplasty surgery or revision...”

A: Revision Rhinoplasty Can Make a Profound Difference

C. Spencer Cochran, MD

Revision rhinoplasty is performed when problems either persist or develop after previous rhinoplasty surgery. Occasionally, the problems are slight and can be corrected easily. Usually, however, deformities are significant, making secondary rhinoplasty more difficult than primary rhinoplasty and requiring more... more

A: Benefits of Rhinoplasty and Revision Rhinoplasty

Richard W. Fleming, MD

After doing your homework, you have to decide if the surgery is worth it. Experienced surgeons will educate you about the physical characteristics of your nose and establish reasonable expectations.The most important decision you will make is choosing the right physician. Therefore, multiple consultations may... more

A: If you look in the mirror and don't like what you see, it is!

Manish H. Shah, MD

The decision to have a first rhinoplasty is different from the decision to get an old rhinoplasty fixed. Rhinoplasty is supposed to enhance facial symmetry, and for some people, also improve their breathing difficulties. Primary rhinoplasty is theoretically easier to do for your surgeon because the territory... more

A: Worth it or not usually depends on the surgeon

Jason Litner, MD

This is a question we face a lot in our practice. If you spend time on rhinoplasty discussion forums, you will leave feeling very depressed about your chances for the nose you’ve always wanted. These sites are chock full of nightmare stories of bad results and even worse interactions between the patients... more

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