Is a rib cartilage rhinoplasty hard to revise or remove after 1 year?

Hello, thank you for the question. Ethnic revision rhinoplasty can be more difficult then primary rhinoplasty. Yes, it is possible to remove cartilage if it is needed after a rhinoplasty procedureGraft material can be needed, generally revision cases, to improve the nose  due to previous alterations, it might be challenging to rebuild it after removed it. You need to seek a professional, exprienced Surgeon.  Best Regard,

Thank you for your question.  Yes, it is possible to remove cartilage if this is needed after a rhinoplasty.  Any time a revision rhinoplasty is performed, the surgery will be more involved because of the previous healing/scarring after the first surgery.  I would suggest you see a board certified facial plastic surgeon or plastic surgeon who specializes in revision rhinoplasty for a full evaluation.  I hope that this helps!-David Gilpin

The degree of difficulty in revision rhinoplasty will depend upon the condition of the nose.  Revising a rib graft is not particularly difficult if the issues that you are having are warping of the graft or too large a bridge.  Tip work can be very challenging in revision rhinoplasty.  Forget the ultrasonic coined term.  It is nothing more than marketing.