When you are not happy with the results then you have to seek a revision-expert surgeon, not a regular one.Many surgeons refuse to revise a surgery and they send you to an expert. Why? What is so important about revision surgeries? I'm not happy with my nose surgery. There is nothing wrong with it but I want to improve it more. So, I need a revision surgeon.
November 17, 2009
Answer: You are correct, revision surgery should be done by a revision expert I know you asked this in question form, but your comment is correct. The reason why you should seek out an expert for revision surgery,especially revision Rhinoplasty is because rhinoplasty is a very complex surgery in the first place. Revision rhinoplasty is even more difficult and has subtleties that may not be recognized by a surgeon who only occasionally performs this operation. All too often patients have even worse results if revsions are attempted by less than very experienced surgeons in that specific procedure.
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November 17, 2009
Answer: You are correct, revision surgery should be done by a revision expert I know you asked this in question form, but your comment is correct. The reason why you should seek out an expert for revision surgery,especially revision Rhinoplasty is because rhinoplasty is a very complex surgery in the first place. Revision rhinoplasty is even more difficult and has subtleties that may not be recognized by a surgeon who only occasionally performs this operation. All too often patients have even worse results if revsions are attempted by less than very experienced surgeons in that specific procedure.
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November 17, 2009
Answer: Revision Rhinoplasty is one of the most challenging surgeries I perform. Revision Rhinoplasty surgery presents several unique challenges. There is scar tissue that makes exposure of underlying cartilage difficult. And, there can also be a paucity of cartilage remaining in your nose. For example, if you had Septoplasty performed during your initial Rhinoplasty, then there might be inadequate septal cartilage for grafting purposes.
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November 17, 2009
Answer: Revision Rhinoplasty is one of the most challenging surgeries I perform. Revision Rhinoplasty surgery presents several unique challenges. There is scar tissue that makes exposure of underlying cartilage difficult. And, there can also be a paucity of cartilage remaining in your nose. For example, if you had Septoplasty performed during your initial Rhinoplasty, then there might be inadequate septal cartilage for grafting purposes.
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