What Is Revision Rhinoplasty?
Revision rhinoplasty is a corrective surgery considered for a patient who has previously undergone a rhinoplasty, in cases where the aesthet...
In patients who have undergone multiple nasal surgeries, the cartilage reserve inside the nose may decrease.
In this case:
To correct these structural problems, a stronger and larger cartilage source may be required.
This is why it becomes an important option in revision surgery.
When performed with proper techniques and sterile conditions, rib cartilage removal is generally safe.
Most of these risks can be minimized with the surgeon using the correct technique.
It is not considered dangerous, but as with any surgical procedure, there are certain risks.

General anesthesia is applied during the surgery, so the patient does not feel any pain.
Most patients describe the pain at the removal site as "manageable."
Care is taken to ensure the best outcome for the patient.
This section presents general surgical principles purely for informational purposes.

The incision is usually 2–3 cm and is hidden in the fold under the breast or natural skin crease. Over time, the visibility of the scar decreases.
The results for each patient may vary individually.
Revision rhinoplasty is a corrective surgery considered for a patient who has previously undergone a rhinoplasty, in cases where the aesthet...
Revision rhinoplasty is a secondary corrective surgery that can be performed when the desired result is not achieved after the initial nasal...
Revision rhinoplasty is a corrective procedure performed on individuals who have previously undergone rhinoplasty when shape deformities, fu...