If you’ve had a primary rhinoplasty but aren’t pleased with the results, you may be a candidate for a revision procedure. There are many reasons why your initial surgery may not have gone as planned. Perhaps there was inadequate removal of certain areas, unexpected scar tissue formation, anatomical factors that made the operation more complex, or simply […]
Not Happy With Your First Nose Job? A Revision May Help Read More »
Rhinoplasty is the surgical altering of the nose, often for cosmetic purposes. However, not all rhinoplasties are created equally. In fact, it’s estimated that up to 20% of patients go back to have their rhinoplasties redone or revised. That’s roughly 1 in 5 patients. With such a high rate of revision, you may begin to
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If you are unhappy with your primary rhinoplasty, secondary or revision surgery can be performed after one year of healing. Dr. Andrew Trussler performs revision – secondary – rhinoplasty with the goal of correcting both functional and cosmetic issues resulting from the primary nose surgery. Because there is less cartilage to work with from the
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