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Revision Rhinoplasty · Secondary Nose Surgery

Revision rhinoplasty in Korea — every case begins with a different cause.

Revision rhinoplasty is a secondary nose surgery performed to improve the appearance, structural support, or function of the nose after a previous rhinoplasty. Every revision case requires an individualized evaluation, because the causes of dissatisfaction vary from patient to patient.

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Revision Rhinoplasty at Newline Plastic Surgery, Seomyeon, Busan
Revision
Individualized revision planningAdvanced structural reconstruction techniques3D CT-based analysisCosmetic and functional integrationStructured postoperative follow-up
Proof, not adjectives

Real patients, real results.

Unretouched clinic results, shown with patient consent.

Revision rhinoplasty + recovery timeline before and after result at Newline Plastic Surgery, Busan

Revision rhinoplasty + recovery timeline

Revision rhinoplasty + tip refinement + dorsal osteotomy + lateral osteotomy before and after result at Newline Plastic Surgery, Busan

Revision rhinoplasty + tip refinement + dorsal osteotomy + lateral osteotomy

Revision rhinoplasty + septoplasty + hump reduction + tip refinement before and after result at Newline Plastic Surgery, Busan

Revision rhinoplasty + septoplasty + hump reduction + tip refinement

Septoplasty + hump reduction + tip refinement + turbinoplasty + revision surgery before and after result at Newline Plastic Surgery, Busan

Septoplasty + hump reduction + tip refinement + turbinoplasty + revision surgery

Rhinoplasty + recovery timeline before and after result at Newline Plastic Surgery, Busan

Rhinoplasty + recovery timeline

Functional rhinoplasty + septoplasty + hump reduction + tip refinement + dorsal osteotomy + lateral osteotomy + turbinoplasty before and after result at Newline Plastic Surgery, Busan

Functional rhinoplasty + septoplasty + hump reduction + tip refinement + dorsal osteotomy + lateral osteotomy + turbinoplasty

Individual results vary. Photos are actual clinic outcomes, not a guarantee of a specific result.

Revision Rhinoplasty at a Glance

Not a repeat operation — a different one.

Type
Secondary Surgery
Addresses
Aesthetic · Structural · Functional
Key Factors
Scar Tissue & Cartilage
Imaging
3D CT When Indicated
Technique
Structural Grafting
Objective
Long-Term Stability
What Is Revision Rhinoplasty?

The same nose, but no longer the same starting point.

Unlike primary rhinoplasty, revision rhinoplasty addresses concerns that remain after an earlier procedure, including aesthetic irregularities, structural weakness, or functional breathing issues. Careful assessment of existing anatomy, scar tissue, and available cartilage is essential, and every case requires an individualized evaluation because the causes of dissatisfaction vary from patient to patient.

Results

Restored support and contour, angle by angle.

Revision rhinoplasty before and after profile — Newline Clinic
Profile · Case 01
Revision rhinoplasty front view result — Newline Clinic
Front view · Case 01
Correction of residual nasal asymmetry — Newline Clinic
Asymmetry · Case 02
Correction of a collapsed nasal tip — Newline Clinic
Tip · Case 02
Structural cartilage grafting in revision surgery — Newline Clinic
Support · Case 03
Improved facial harmony after secondary nose surgery — Newline Clinic
Balance · Case 03

Individual results vary. Photos are examples shown with patient consent and are not a guarantee of outcome.

Surgical Principles

Support first, then refinement.

01

Structural Cartilage Grafting

Structural cartilage grafting is used when appropriate, following an evaluation of the cartilage available after previous surgery.

Focus When appropriate
02

Restoration of Nasal Support

Restoring nasal support is a stated principle of revision surgery, alongside functional and aesthetic improvement.

Focus Nasal support
03

Long-Term Stability

Personalized surgical planning aims at long-term stability rather than an early result that changes as healing progresses.

Focus Stability over time
Common Reasons for Revision

Why patients come back.

What it means in practice
Residual asymmetryAsymmetry that remains after the earlier procedure
Over- or under-correctionThe previous result went too far, or not far enough
Drooping or collapsed nasal tipTip support has weakened or given way
Implant- or graft-related concernsConcerns relating to the material used previously
Persistent breathing difficultiesFunctional issues that remain after surgery
Unsatisfactory cosmetic outcomeThe aesthetic result did not meet the goal

Treatment recommendations depend on each patient's anatomy and goals. A consultation and examination are required before any procedure is recommended.

Why Newline

Why patients choose Newline.

Individualized Revision Planning

Every case is evaluated on its own causes, not a standard route.

Advanced Structural Reconstruction

Reconstruction techniques address weakened nasal support.

3D CT-Based Analysis

Imaging supports assessment of the structure after previous surgery.

Cosmetic and Functional Integration

Appearance and breathing are planned together.

Benefits

What revision surgery emphasizes.

Personalized Surgical Planning

The plan follows your anatomy, scar tissue, and goals.

Restoration of Nasal Support

Support is rebuilt where the structure has weakened.

Functional and Aesthetic Improvement

Both are addressed where clinically appropriate.

Long-Term Stability

The objective is a result that holds over time.

Patient Selection

Who may benefit.

Revision may be appropriate if you

  • Are dissatisfied with previous rhinoplasty results
  • Have nasal deformity following surgery
  • Experience breathing problems after rhinoplasty
  • Have implant- or cartilage-related complications
  • Seek improved facial harmony through secondary surgery

What determines the plan

  • Your existing anatomy after the previous operation
  • Scar tissue from earlier surgery
  • Cartilage availability for structural grafting
  • Findings from 3D CT and functional airway assessment
  • Your medical suitability for surgery and anesthesia

Treatment recommendations depend on each patient's anatomy and goals. A consultation and examination are required.

Recovery

Recovery follows the complexity of reconstruction.

Complexity-Dependent

Recovery depends on the complexity of reconstruction.

Early Healing

Temporary swelling and bruising are expected.

Gradual Refinement

Final refinement develops gradually over several months.

Structured Follow-Up

Postoperative follow-up is structured around your case.

Your surgeon provides a recovery timeline based on the specific procedure rather than a single universal schedule.

Rhinoplasty surgeon at Newline Clinic Busan
About Your Surgeon

Dr. Son Hee-dong,
plastic surgeon.

No two revision cases arrive with the same problem.

Scar tissue, what cartilage is left, what the first operation actually did — that is the starting point. Until those are read properly, a revision plan is just a guess with a scalpel behind it.

  • Board-certified plastic surgeon · MD, PhD
  • Doctorate in Medicine, Dong-A University Graduate School
  • Clinical Professor, Dept. of Plastic Surgery, Dong-A University Hospital
  • Full member — Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Korean Rhinoplasty Society
  • Experience in revision rhinoplasty and structural reconstruction
  • Consultation in Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese
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Registrations & Memberships

Licensed, registered, and accountable.

Clinic registration

Newline Plastic Surgery

Opened 16 September 2005 · Chief Director Son Hee-dong

Medical institution licence No. 715

Business registration 201-19-76600

Reception at Newline Plastic Surgery, Busan

Foreign patient care

Registered foreign patient attraction institution, Ministry of Health and Welfare.

Registration No. M-2024-02-08-0032

International patient consultation at Newline Plastic Surgery, Busan

Society memberships

  • Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
  • Korean Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
  • Korean Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association
  • Korean Association of Plastic Surgeons in Private Practice
  • Korean Society of Facial Bone Contouring Surgery
  • Korean Society for Breast Surgery (board member)
Director's office at Newline Plastic Surgery, Busan

Volume of work

Approximately 1,200–1,500 surgeries a year.

Approximately 5,000 non-surgical procedures a year.

Operating theatre at Newline Plastic Surgery, Busan
Recognised beyond the clinic

Media and pageant trust.

Public figures are judged on their appearance for a living. Where they choose to have surgery is a signal worth knowing about.

Media personalities who chose Newline Plastic Surgery in Seomyeon, Busan
Why stars choose NewlineEntertainers, broadcasters and influencers treated at our Seomyeon clinic.
2022 Miss Korea Gyeongnam winner and Busan first runner-up, supported by Newline Plastic Surgery
2022 Miss Korea, Gyeongnam & BusanOfficial partner of Honggang Academy — supporting regional titleholders.

Featured individuals appear with consent. Their results reflect their own anatomy and surgical plan, and are not a guarantee of any specific outcome.

Frequently Asked

Revision Rhinoplasty in Busan
— your questions, answered.

When should revision rhinoplasty be considered?
It may be appropriate for individuals dissatisfied with previous rhinoplasty results, with nasal deformity following surgery, breathing problems after rhinoplasty, implant- or cartilage-related complications, or who seek improved facial harmony through secondary surgery.
How is revision surgery different from primary rhinoplasty?
Unlike primary rhinoplasty, revision rhinoplasty addresses concerns that remain after an earlier procedure, including aesthetic irregularities, structural weakness, or functional breathing issues. Careful assessment of existing anatomy, scar tissue, and available cartilage is essential.
Can breathing problems be corrected during revision surgery?
Functional and aesthetic improvement is one of the stated surgical principles, and treatment planning may include nasal endoscopy and functional airway assessment. Whether both are addressed together depends on your case.
What graft materials are commonly used?
Structural cartilage grafting is used when appropriate, and cartilage availability evaluation forms part of treatment planning.
How long should I wait after my first rhinoplasty?
Every revision case requires an individualized evaluation because the causes of dissatisfaction vary from patient to patient. Timing is discussed during that evaluation rather than set by a single rule.
What are common reasons for revision?
Listed reasons include residual asymmetry, over- or under-correction, a drooping or collapsed nasal tip, implant- or graft-related concerns, persistent breathing difficulties, and an unsatisfactory cosmetic outcome.
What does the evaluation include?
Treatment planning may include detailed medical history, physical examination, facial photography, 3D CT imaging when indicated, nasal endoscopy and functional airway assessment, and cartilage availability evaluation.
How long is recovery?
Recovery depends on the complexity of reconstruction. Temporary swelling and bruising are expected, and final refinement develops gradually over several months.
Does scar tissue affect what is possible?
Careful assessment of existing anatomy, scar tissue, and available cartilage is described as essential, and it forms part of what the individualized plan is built on.
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Reconstruction

Nasal Reconstruction Surgery

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Tip Plasty

Refinement of the lower third of the nose.
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Individual results and recovery experiences vary. This page is provided for general educational purposes and does not constitute a diagnosis, treatment recommendation, or guarantee of surgical results. All surgical procedures involve potential risks, including bleeding, infection, adverse reaction to anesthesia, asymmetry, scarring, altered sensation, dissatisfaction with the outcome, and the possible need for additional treatment. The appropriate procedure and expected outcome can only be determined following an in-person examination and consultation with a qualified medical professional. Newline Clinic is licensed under the Korean Medical Service Act.

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