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How to fix a failed rhinoplasty?

The problems caused by the first rhinoplasty are not insurmountable. Generally speaking, the second rhinoplasty is technically more difficult for several reasons. First, the tissue fibrosis of the nose and the scar shrinkage. In addition, the original contour of the nose has changed, the surgical space conditions have become smaller, and the nose structure has been deformed after surgery. Therefore, in order to make the secondary rhinoplasty surgery successful, it is necessary to grasp the following principles.

(1) Use an open rhinoplasty method. The open surgery allows the doctor to see more clearly and can completely correct the problems of tight nose tip, skewed nasal dorsum and uneven nasal bones. Also aids in capsule clearance.

(2) Be sure to remove the intranasal capsule and scar tissue. This step is the key to reducing and lengthening the tip of the nose, so it is very important. Especially if the calcified capsule is not completely removed, it will affect the contour curve after rhinoplasty again.

(3) In addition to rhinoplasty, it is recommended to undergo integrated rhinoplasty. Problems such as abnormal nose drooping, alar grooves that are too deep and wide, and exposed nostrils can be treated together to achieve a holistic approach. treatment, enhancing the overall effect.

(4) Replacement of rhinoplasty materials: No matter how long the time between the first rhinoplasty is, the original nasal bones must be discarded and replaced with new artificial nasal bones to avoid the risk of infection and complications.

(5) Use autologous cartilage to pad the tip of the nose. The best cartilage material is your own nasal diaphragm cartilage. The amount of cartilage that can be removed is large, the texture is smooth and hard, and beautiful nose beads can be made. shape.