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Nose jobs are a prominent cosmetic procedure in the United States, as minor adjustments can significantly impact one’s appearance and confidence. However, not all patients are satisfied with their initial rhinoplasty results. At Stein Plastic Surgery, Dr. Stein performs revision rhinoplasties to help patients achieve their desired outcomes.

What is Revision Rhinoplasty?

As rhinoplasty becomes more common, some patients find their results fall short of expectations, or even lead to issues such as a deviated septum due to collapsed cartilage. Revision rhinoplasty addresses these concerns, improving both aesthetic and functional outcomes to help patients achieve their ideal results.

BEFORE & AFTER

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*Individual results may vary.

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When Can I Get Revision Rhinoplasty?

Patients can receive revision rhinoplasty as early as six months after their initial surgery, though it is best to wait a full year to allow for proper healing. During the consultation, you should discuss your medical history, date of previous surgery, specific concerns, and goals with Dr. Stein, bringing photos of your desired outcome if applicable.

What are the Benefits of Revision Rhinoplasty?

Revision rhinoplasty can yield similar recovery times to other rhinoplasty procedures—typically about one week of downtime with social rest for two weeks. Additional benefits include:

  • Correction of nasal deformities
  • Enhanced nasal function
  • Improved overall appearance
  • Boosted self-confidence

Dr. Stein personalizes each revision surgery to meet the unique needs and goals of each patient.

What are the Risks of Revision Rhinoplasty?

Revision rhinoplasty is one of the most complex cosmetic surgeries due to the intricacies of nasal structure. Some challenges include:

  • Scar tissue obstructing access
  • Insufficient cartilage in the nose
  • Nasal obstruction issues

Scar tissue can complicate incision placement and structural repair, and a lack of cartilage may require a donor site for nasal restoration. Only a qualified surgeon, such as Dr. Stein, with over 26 years of experience and double board certification, should perform revision rhinoplasty.

Should I Get Revision Rhinoplasty?

If you are dissatisfied with the cosmetic or functional results of a previous rhinoplasty, you may be a suitable candidate for revision. Ideally, candidates should wait six months post-surgery and have realistic expectations for their results.

Take the Next Step

If you’re considering revision rhinoplasty, schedule a consultation with Dr. Stein at Stein Plastic Surgery in Raleigh, NC. Simply fill out the form or call us at (919) 261-7099.

*Individual results may vary.

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