Revision Rhinoplasty Saratoga by Jacqueline Cheng, MD
Revision Rhinoplasty Saratoga, CA | Jacqueline Cheng, MD
Understanding Revision Rhinoplasty
When initial rhinoplasty results don't meet expectations, revision rhinoplasty offers a precise solution to restore nasal balance, symmetry, and function. This complex procedure addresses aesthetic and structural concerns from previous surgeries.
What Makes Revision Rhinoplasty Different?
Unlike primary rhinoplasty, revision procedures require exceptional surgical skill due to existing scar tissue and altered nasal anatomy. Surgeons must carefully navigate these challenges to achieve optimal results.
Reasons for Revision Rhinoplasty
- Asymmetrical nasal appearance
- Breathing difficulties
- Overcorrection or undercorrection of nasal structure
- Undesirable cosmetic outcomes
- Structural imbalances
Surgical Techniques
Cheng Plastic Surgery offers two primary revision rhinoplasty approaches:
- Open technique: Incision across the columella for maximum surgical access
- Closed technique: Incisions within the nostrils for minimal external scarring
Candidate Considerations for Revision Rhinoplasty
Ideal candidates for revision rhinoplasty include patients who:
- Are in good overall health
- Have realistic expectations
- Have waited at least one year after initial surgery
- Experience persistent nasal concerns
Recovery and Expectations
Revision rhinoplasty recovery mirrors primary rhinoplasty, with potential for increased complexity. Patients can expect temporary swelling, bruising, and the need for careful post-operative care.
Why Choose Cheng Plastic Surgery?
Dr. Jacqueline Cheng and Dr. Elbert Cheng bring over two decades of combined expertise in facial plastic surgery, ensuring meticulous attention to detail and exceptional patient outcomes.
Benefits of Revision Rhinoplasty
- Enhanced nasal aesthetics
- Improved breathing function
- Restored facial symmetry
- Increased self-confidence
For more information about Revision Rhinoplasty in Saratoga, CA, submit an enquiry to Jacqueline Cheng, MD.