We all are familiar with the “over-operated” look that so many celebrities and others have as a result of a botched nose job. The truth about a rhinoplasty-gone-wrong is that it causes severe emotional distress to the individual who had hoped to improve the look of their nose and instead got the undesired result of an asymmetrical, unnatural looking facial feature that is painfully obvious to the rest of the world.
Thankfully, there is a procedure called revision rhinoplasty, which corrects the unwanted results of an over-operated nose job. Revision rhinoplasty is considered to be one of the most difficult facial reconstructive surgeries, as it requires a surgeon to alter the shape and appearance of a nose that has already had the natural anatomy changed by prior surgery. This requires a surgeon who is creative and nuanced enough to work with the damaged nasal material in creating a more natural-looking and beautiful nose.
Individuals who are seeking revision rhinoplasty are greatly concerned about finding the right surgeon, since they have already suffered the consequences of an inexperienced doctor or sloppy procedure. The skillful staff and at The Kole Plastic Surgery Center Center understand how emotionally draining it can be for those seeking revision rhinoplasty. In order to make patients feel comfortable and confident, Kole Plastic Surgery takes the time to consult with each patient extensively in order to fully understand their desired look. He will explain the detailed procedure to patients and will specify to what they can expect from their revision rhinoplasty. The procedure will consist of a careful review of the before photos and the review of the prior surgeons operative report. In addition, the revision procedure may include the removal or addition of cartilage and the repair or revision of the tip, slope, width and bridge of the nose.
For more individualized information on revision rhinoplasty with Dr. Kole of The Kole Plastic Surgery Center Center, please call : 215-315-7655 for a private complimentary consultation.
