
Rhinoplasty
Implant Removal/Revision Surgery
This procedure involves analyzing the side effects or sources of dissatisfaction from a previous rhinoplasty to plan for implant removal and revision surgery.
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Treatment Overview
Patients may consider implant removal or revision surgery due to various reasons, such as inflammation, contracture, or dissatisfaction following rhinoplasty. Rhinoplasty is a highly complex procedure that cannot be resolved simply by removing or inserting a new implant; it requires a precise analysis of the nose’s condition, the extent of contracture, skin condition, and adhesions within the internal structure. The procedure is performed by removing the capsule and scar tissue formed during the initial surgery while taking damaged tissue into account.

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Recommended Audience
- For those experiencing inflammation or contracture following a previous rhinoplasty
- People who are dissatisfied with their rhinoplasty results
- For those considering implant removal or revision surgery
Treatment Highlights
POINT 01Natural design
Since this is a revision surgery, we plan for natural results through meticulous and precise surgical techniques.
POINT 02Precision Surgery
We carefully assess the extent of tissue adhesion to ensure that no additional side effects occur during the procedure.
POINT 03Responsible Care by the Surgeon
From consultation to surgery, treatment, and follow-up, the attending surgeon personally oversees every step of the process.
Notes
The difficulty of revision surgery varies depending on the patient’s surgical history and tissue condition. Whether surgery is possible and the specific method will be determined through a consultation following a thorough analysis. Recovery progress and aftercare instructions will be provided based on the individual’s condition.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. When can I have revision surgery?
This varies depending on the timing of your previous surgery and the condition of your nose; you will be advised during your consultation following a detailed analysis.
Q. Is it possible to have just the implants removed?
The approach to removal or revision surgery varies depending on the condition of your nose and your goals, and will be explained during your consultation.
Q. Is revision surgery difficult?
This is a surgical procedure that requires consideration of factors such as tissue adhesions and the removal of scar tissue, and is planned on a case-by-case basis depending on the patient’s condition.