Secondary Nose Surgery
Only necessary surgeries for safety
π Surgery Time
2 hours
π Anesthesia Method
General, Local Anesthesia
βοΈ Suture Removal
7 days
π©Ή Recovery Period
1 week
Harmony Secondary Nose Surgery
01 Accurately analyze the causes of previous surgery failures.
02 Thoroughly plan the re-surgery based on the current nose condition.
03 Minimize tissue damage and perform surgery safely.
04 A plastic surgeon with extensive clinical experience will handle consultations, surgeries, and recovery.
Types of Rhinoplasty
* After surgery, bleeding, infection, inflammation, etc. may occur depending on the individual.
1
When the implant appears bent
2
When the implant moves
3
When the tip of the nose is deformed due to pressure from the implant
4
When there is a contracture due to inflammation
5
When the color of the bridge and tip of the nose turns red
6
When the tip of the nose is lowered
Rhinoplasty
The timing of the surgery is important.
The timing for rhinoplasty is after 6 months post-surgery
when the overall tissue has softened.
Since tissue damage can be greater compared to the first surgery, it is important to avoid excessive correction
and make careful decisions, only performing necessary surgeries.
If there is inflammation in the nose, the implant should be removed first, and the inflammation
must be completely resolved before proceeding with the revision surgery.
Revision surgery is more complex, so it is essential to consult, receive treatment, and have surgery from a
skilled plastic surgeon to achieve the final rhinoplasty.
HARMONY SURGERY
We recommend revision rhinoplasty.
01 For those with bent or severely asymmetric implants
02 For those whose nose bridge or tip has turned red due to foreign body reaction
03 For those whose implant is visible through the skin
04 For those who frequently swell or have inflammation due to the implant