The repair of failed rhinoplasty is generally improved by the repair of failed rhinoplasty. The basic process of rhinoplasty repair failure is to take out the original prosthesis first, and if conditions permit, a new prosthesis can be implanted immediately to correct the original deficiency. If the conditions do not allow, you can take out the prosthesis first, and then perform rhinoplasty after 3 months of recovery. When repairing a failed rhinoplasty, the original prosthesis should be taken out first. Before implanting a new prosthesis, in order to make the level of the prosthesis deep enough, it is necessary to rebuild the tunnel on the deep surface of the original tunnel and implant a better new prosthesis selected by the patient into the new tunnel again. Because of the scar left by the first operation, the failure of the second rhinoplasty repair may cause more bleeding than the first operation, so the recovery time after plastic surgery will be longer.