Considering nose revision surgery? Verygood Plastic Surgery offers precise 3D-CT analysis and consultation with an otolaryngology specialist



If you are considering revision nose surgery

3D-CT precision analysis

and even joint consultation with an ENT specialist

Verygood Plastic Surgery makes it possible

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Revision nose surgery







When a revision nose surgery consultation begins,

the atmosphere is usually similar.

Unlike when you first considered rhinoplasty,

there are far more questions this time,

and a desire not to rush the decision comes first.

“Will it really be okay this time?”

“Is surgery possible again in this condition?”

“Won’t the same problem happen again?”

Considering revision nose surgery means

you have already gone through one decision,

and at that stage, ‘standards’ become more important than expectations.

It is also a stage where that becomes especially clear.

Why revision nose surgery is simply difficult





The reason revision nose surgery feels difficult

is not only because of technical aspects.

A nose that has already undergone surgery

has conditions completely different from the first surgery.

• Cartilage already partially used

• Restricted movement due to tissue adhesion

• Changes in skin thickness

• Scar tissue formation

• Instability of internal structures

These factors are not easily visible on the outside,

but when planning the actual surgery,

they become very important criteria.

That is why revision nose surgery is not something you can simply say,

“This can be fixed like this.”

First, there needs to be a process of organizing what options are possible

in the current condition.





Verygood Plastic Surgery’s revision nose surgery consultation

starts here





At Verygood Plastic Surgery,

revision nose surgery consultations do not begin with

the appearance or line of the nose.

Through 3D-CT imaging,

the structure of the nasal bone, the condition of the septum, the extent of cartilage use,

and any left-right asymmetry are checked first,

and through joint consultation with an ENT specialist

and the use of endoscopic equipment,

the internal structure of the nose and functional issues are examined together.

This process is

less about recommending surgery

and more about accurately understanding

the current condition of the nose.





The issue of ‘function’ to examine along with nose shape





During revision nose surgery consultations,

it is often the functional issues related to breathing,

rather than appearance,

that feel more uncomfortable.

• Feeling like only one nostril is blocked

• Worse rhinitis symptoms than before

• A stuffy feeling when breathing

• Discomfort that was not present before surgery

At Verygood Plastic Surgery,

through joint consultation with an ENT specialist,

we check for internal conditions such as a deviated septum and rhinitis,

and establish a surgical direction that considers both appearance and function.

This is because revision nose surgery

is not just a procedure to remake the outward appearance,

but one that must also examine

the inconveniences in daily life.

Material selection

becomes even more important in revision nose surgery

When planning revision nose surgery,

material selection is not a simple option.

At Verygood Plastic Surgery,

depending on the patient’s nasal condition,

autologous cartilage, autologous rib cartilage, and other materials are used

while considering both the stability and support of the nasal line.

Since a nose that has already undergone surgery may find excessive use of implants burdensome,

in the material selection process,

“whether it is suitable” is prioritized over “whether it is possible.”

Instead of standard implants

custom FIT ME design for each individual



In revision surgery,

applying a standard implant as is

can have limitations.

At Verygood Plastic Surgery,

we design a 1:1 custom FIT ME implant

reflecting facial proportions, the nasal axis, skin thickness,

and the existing structure.

This process is not simply about choosing an implant,

but about considering together what role the nose should play

within the overall flow of the face.

Why ‘the environment’ matters in revision nose surgery

In revision nose surgery,

the surgical environment and safety system are as important as the difficulty of the procedure.

Verygood Plastic Surgery operates on a system

equipped with hospital-grade medical safety devices,

and a specialist in anesthesiology and pain medicine

is with you 1:1 throughout the entire procedure for monitoring.

In addition, during the post-operative recovery process,

a hyperbaric oxygen chamber is used

to help ease swelling and reduce recovery burden.

Because it is a procedure chosen again,

the standards must be clearer

Revision nose surgery

is not a procedure to become pretty once more,

but rather a process of making a more stable choice now.

That is why Verygood Plastic Surgery

does not put results first,

but suggests a direction that considers

structure, function, and stability together.

If you are considering revision nose surgery,

we recommend fully understanding the current condition of your nose first,

and then making a calm decision.