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Inflammatory Nose Revision Surgery

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What is inflammatory rhinoplasty?

Inflammatory rhinoplasty is a surgery performed when the structures of the nose have been weakened or damaged by a previous rhinoplasty. Inflammatory rhinoplasty is performed when side effects such as inflammation or contractures have occurred, the cause of the inflammation is removed, and the scarring from the surgery is stabilized and softened.

Surgery Information

Surgery time

Varies by case

Anesthesia Method

Sedation, General Anesthesia

Recovery time

1 to 2 weeks

Stitch Removal

5 days

Is revision rhinoplasty difficult?

Revision rhinoplasty is more difficult than the initial procedure.
Revision surgery requires a careful analysis of the cause and current condition, and a surgical plan must be made accordingly.
During surgery, there may be more deformation of cartilage or soft tissue than expected, and there may be materials that the patient was not aware of.
Surgery should be performed by an experienced surgeon.

Inflammation has many causes,
It is most likely to occur when the body’s immune system is severely compromised.

Inflammation can be caused by excessive dieting, smoking, or contamination from previous nasal surgery.

Revision rhinoplasty is usually performed at least 6 months after the previous surgery, but it depends on your current condition, number of previous surgeries, and history of inflammation, so you should consult a specialist.