Revision Rhinoplasty abroad

 Revision rhinoplasty is a surgery designed to correct or improve the results of a previous nose operation. Some clients seek it for aesthetic reasons like asymmetry or loss of shape. Others come because of breathing issues. In many cases, it is both - a way to restore not just your appearance, but also your confidence.

This is one of the most complex types of plastic surgery. The tissues inside the nose have already been changed - sometimes weakened, scarred, or reshaped. That is why careful planning and surgical precision are essential. In many cases, the surgeon needs to rebuild the nasal structure using cartilage from your ear, rib, or nasal septum - depending on your anatomy and needs.

You might consider revision rhinoplasty if you are unhappy with how your nose looks after a previous surgery, or if it feels too rigid, short, or asymmetrical. Sometimes, breathing becomes more difficult due to internal changes. And in other cases, the original result simply did not last or never felt quite right.

The surgery is done under general anesthesia and usually takes longer than a first-time rhinoplasty. Before surgery, your surgeon will do a full assessment, reviewing your medical history, old surgery reports (if available), and photos from before your last procedure. In some cases, 3D imaging helps to plan the reconstruction more precisely.

Recovery may take a little longer than after your first rhinoplasty, especially if cartilage grafts were used. Swelling and bruising are common during the first few weeks, but noticeable improvements usually begin from week three. Final results settle between 9 and 12 months after surgery.

Revision rhinoplasty demands technical skill, artistic vision, and deep knowledge of nasal anatomy. At Reviva, we partner only with surgeons who specialize in complex revision cases. They have years of experience and understand both structural and preservation techniques, delivering results that restore harmony, function, and confidence.