Key Points of Faceline’s Nose Revision Surgery

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Key Points of 
Faceline’s Nose Revision Surgery




It is cosmetic surgery that popularized nose as much as eyes. Because the nose is the center of the face, it has a lot of influence on the impression. It is also has a high probability of revision surgery.




There are many reasons to consider nose revision surgery, but the most common is when you do not like the shape or size of your nose after surgery. This is often the case when a surgical plan has been developed and carried out without consideration of the individual's face prior to surgery. Or when the implant is paced or visible, when the nose is pulled short by the nose, when the nose is shortened, when the nose is bent or when the nose is too much raised.


Nose revision surgery, when can it be done?

Nose revision surgery is usually done after removing the implant and softening the skin tissue. Therefore, at least 6 months after surgery, it is possible. It is better to receive after 1 year for safer revision surgery.

Although the technique of revision surgery is as simple as improving the height of the nasal bridge, it is possible after about 3 months after surgery. However, as in bone surgery, With surgery planning, careful decision is required.



Nose revision surgery, how can it look natural?

As mentioned above, the nose is the organ located at the center of the face. Therefore, if the surgery plan is made with the shape of the nose, it may appear awkward because it does not match with the face. Therefore, it is necessary to establish a plan of operation considering the harmony of the eyes and nose in the whole face so that it can be improved to a natural shape without artificial feeling.  In the case of nose surgery, there is a purpose of esthetic improvement, but in many cases, functional improvement such as nasal septum is necessary at the same time.



Nose revision surgery, what are the precautions after revision surgery?

Surgery is important for all surgeries, but post-care is also important for a quick and safe recovery.
It is better to use a high pillow and a higher heart than usual, and it is also helpful to give a cold for 3 to 4 days. Do not look directly into the eyes, but around the nose. In addition, avoid bowing and exercising for 3 to 4 days, do not tighten or touch your nose until 4 weeks after surgery, and do not wear glasses.  Avoidance of smoking for 1 to 2 weeks after surgery, abstinence and avoiding hot places like sauna will help to recover faster.



Nose surgery tends to be a simple, less burdensome surgery. As a part responsible for breathing, it is necessary to consider the aesthetic part and the functional part together. Therefore, it is necessary to carry out a precise diagnosis and precisely analyze the height, angle and shape of the nose which can be most natural considering the harmony with the whole face, and satisfactory image improvement can be achieved.




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