Rhinoplasty & Revision Nose Surgery

Structural Rhinoplasty & Complex Revision Nose Surgery

Rhinoplasty requires a delicate balance between external facial proportions and internal structural stability. Over the past 30 years, BONITA Aesthetic & Plastic Surgery Clinic has built extensive clinical experience not only in primary nasal contouring, but also in complex secondary revision rhinoplasty and nasal reconstruction.

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Core Procedures in This Center

1. Comprehensive Primary Rhinoplasty (Full Rhinoplasty)

Harmonious reshaping of the nasal dorsum, nasal tip, and bony pyramid tailored to forehead-to-chin facial profile angles.

2. Autologous Cartilage Nasal Tip Plasty (Nasal Tip Plasty)

Refinement of bulbous, drooping (arrow-nose), or upturned nasal tips and columellar angles using autologous septal, auricular (ear), or costal cartilage to maintain natural mobility and long-term structural support.

3. Hump, Deviated Nose & Alar Correction (Hump & Deviated Nose Correction)

Surgical reduction of osteocartilaginous dorsal humps, lateral osteotomies to narrow wide nasal bones, septoplasty to align crooked nasal axes and nasal airflow, and alar base reduction for flared nostrils.

4. Revision Rhinoplasty (Revision Rhinoplasty)

Specialized secondary surgery for patients experiencing complications from prior rhinoplasty—including implant visibility or deviation, capsular contracture (upturned/shortened nose), tip asymmetry, or cartilage warping.

5. Nasal Implant Removal & Autologous Restoration (Nasal Implant Removal)

Safe removal of synthetic dorsal implants (such as silicone or Gore-Tex) followed by autologous dermis or structural micro-fat grafting to prevent dorsal concavity and restore natural skin thickness.

6. Cleft Lip Nasal Deformity Correction

Reconstructive refinement of secondary nasal asymmetry, alar collapse, and columellar shortening associated with cleft lip history.

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Clinical Safety & Recovery Considerations

• Tissue-First Philosophy: Revision cases are scheduled only after sufficient scar maturation (typically 6 months or more after prior surgery, unless acute inflammation requires earlier intervention).
• Potential Risks & Side Effects: Swelling, bruising, nasal congestion, infection, cartilage warping, asymmetry, or capsular contracture around synthetic implants may occur and are discussed thoroughly during pre-operative consultation.