Rhinoplasty
Revision rhinoplasty
MOOi starts revision by diagnosing the cause — infection, deviation, a shifting or visible implant, a thinning tip — then removes the old material safely before rebuilding the framework, using the patient's own rib cartilage when long-term strength is needed. About two and a half hours.
Who it suits
- A deviated, shifting or visible implant
- Past inflammation or complications after rhinoplasty
- A drooping or contracted nasal tip
Technique highlights
- Aims to make this the final revision through a detailed assessment of the existing nose
- Autologous rib cartilage is used where a framework that will not droop over time is required
Surgical steps
- Assess the existing implant, scar tissue and skin condition
- Remove the old material and treat inflamed tissue
- Rebuild the framework and restore nasal function
Recovery & aftercare
- Sedation or general anaesthesia, two follow-ups, stitches out at seven days
- Daily life after roughly one week
Risks & things to consider
- Results depend on individual anatomy and after-care.
- Every operation carries risks and possible complications; consult a specialist first.
- Surgery time and recovery figures come from MOOi's official pages and may change after the doctor's assessment.
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Source: mooips.com