It will depend on several things. A revision rhinoplasty may be minor or it could be major. You should be aware that, in general, the more times the nose has been operated, the more difficult the next operation will be unless it just is a minor one. If it is going to be a major revision, you... more
Will getting rhinoplasty for the third time be possible?
I had Rhinoplasty done twice by the same doctor back to back and it's been 2-3 years. Both times, during the healing process, my nose started to come out crooked and uneven. All I want is for my nose to be straight and look even from both sides.
I'm worried that if I get it done the third time it will look over done or that my nose will fall off. What procedure will the doctor perform to make it straight? Is this procedure difficult? Can you recommend a good surgeon in NYC and FL?
4 answers to “Will getting rhinoplasty for the...”
A: A revision is possible
Generally speaking, a tertiary revision is possible but more information is needed to determine this. The specifics of what needs to be done depends partially on what was done on the first and second attempt, presence or absence of a septal perforation, and history of nasal substance use. I agree with... more
A: Nasal Revision
First of all you can have another revision. I'm not going to suggest techniques. the most important question is not what is done, but who does it . Find a rhinoplasty surgeon who is very experienced in revision work. Ask for multiple before and after pictures of other patients. It might be helpful... more
A: Straighter (emphasis on the "-er") may be possible.
Revision rhinoplasty is always complex. Straightening a crooked nose is also difficult. There are, however, techniques for improving the appearance of a crooked or twisted nose: spreaders, clocking sutures, osteotomies, and camouflage grafts are just a few of the options I'll bring to bear on the twisted nose.... more
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