Revision Rhinoplasty

Revision rhinoplasty at Beauté Concept in Dubai is a highly specialised procedure designed to improve the appearance and function of the nose after a previous rhinoplasty. Whether you are unhappy with your results, have breathing issues, or experienced complications, our expert surgeons can help restore both form and function.

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What is revision rhinoplasty?

Revision rhinoplasty, also called secondary rhinoplasty, is performed to correct or refine the results of a previous nose surgery. It can address functional problems like nasal obstruction, as well as aesthetic concerns such as asymmetry, irregularities, or disproportionate shape. Because it often involves scar tissue and altered anatomy, this surgery requires advanced skill, precision, and careful planning.

How is revision rhinoplasty performed?

The procedure is carried out under general anaesthesia. Depending on the complexity of your case, your surgeon may use an open or closed approach. The surgery can involve cartilage grafting (often from the septum, ear, or rib), reshaping bone and cartilage, and refining the nasal tip or bridge. If structural support was compromised in the first surgery, reconstruction techniques may be used to restore stability and improve breathing.

What are the benefits of revision rhinoplasty?

Improves nasal symmetry and proportions

Restores proper breathing function

Restores proper breathing function

Enhances overall facial balance

Provides long-term, refined results

Common concerns addressed in revision rhinoplasty

Asymmetry or crooked appearance

Over-resection (“scooped” bridge or collapsed tip)

Residual hump or bump on the bridge

Pinched or drooping nasal tip

Breathing difficulties caused by structural collapse

Visible scar tissue or irregularities under the skin

Who is a good candidate?

You may be an ideal candidate if you:

Have had at least one prior rhinoplasty and are dissatisfied with the results

Experience functional problems such as nasal blockage or difficulty breathing

Are in good general health and a non-smoker (or willing to quit before surgery)

Have realistic expectations and understand the complexity of revision work

Are at least 12–18 months post-initial surgery, to allow full healing before revision

Why revision rhinoplasty requires expertise

Secondary nose surgery is more technically demanding than primary rhinoplasty. Scar tissue, altered anatomy, and the need for grafting require advanced surgical judgment. At Beauté Concept, our surgeons combine artistry with reconstructive skill to deliver results that are both aesthetically pleasing and functional.

Frequently Asked Questions

We recommend waiting at least 12 months to allow swelling to fully resolve and tissues to stabilise before considering revision.

In many revision cases, additional cartilage is required for support and reshaping. Grafts are usually taken from the septum, ear, or rib.

Recovery time is similar, though swelling can last longer in some cases due to scar tissue.

Yes, functional improvements are often part of the revision plan, especially if structural collapse has affected airflow.

With proper healing and care, revision rhinoplasty results are long-lasting and can provide both aesthetic and functional satisfaction.