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How long should I wait before moving forward with a revision rhinoplasty / cartilage graft removal?

Is the earliest a revision rhinoplasty can be performed at 6 months PO or 1 year PO? I see conflicting opinions. What reasons justify having a revision earlier (ie. at 6 months)? Is it reserved for urgent cases like where someone has an infections? Would I have to wait a full year PO to get cartilage grafts removed?

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Dr. Anish Abrol, MD
Dr. Anish Abrol, MD
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Answered on Jan 14, 2023
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