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Revision Rhinoplasty Boca Raton

Discover the wonders of facial harmony with our brilliant board-certified plastic surgeons for unparalleled expertise in revision or secondary rhinoplasty, delivering breathtaking results you'll love, time after time.

Are You Considering Revision Rhinoplasty?

Discover a fresh start with the Facial Surgery Institute of Boca Raton, where a highly experienced revision rhinoplasty surgeon can help you turn the page on a disappointing primary rhinoplasty. Don’t let the idea of revision rhinoplasty intimidate you – our talented surgeons are dedicated to giving you the results you’ve always desired.

We understand that nobody anticipates needing a second nose job, but trust that our team is renowned for consistently delivering exceptional results. Whether you’re seeking to correct or enhance your original rhinoplasty, we’ll be with you every step of the way, listening to your needs and personal goals.

So, take that leap of faith and join the many happy patients who have transformed their lives with our talented surgeons at the Facial Surgery Institute of Boca Raton.

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Why Choose FSIBR for Your Revision Rhinoplasty?

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The Facial Surgery Institute of Boca Raton’s rhinoplasty surgeons specializes in revision rhinoplasty procedures that improve both aesthetic and functional outcomes. Schedule your revision rhinoplasty consultation today to learn more about how our board-certified facial plastic surgeons can help improve your nose.

  • Surgeons are double board-certified in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
  • Collectively, more than 30 years of experience in rhinoplasty procedures
  • Award-winning surgeons whose accolades include being voted as one of Boca Raton’s 2020 Top Doctors

Before & After Photos

Photo of the patient’s face before the Rhinoplasty surgery. Patient 10 - Set 3
Photo of the patient’s face after the Rhinoplasty surgery. Patient 10 - Set 3
Dr. Melyssa Hancock (inspect patient)

Meet Our Doctors

Dr. Melyssa Hancock - (inspect patient)

Dr. Melyssa Hancock

  • Double board-certified Facial Plastic Surgeon with extensive experience in reconstructive and cosmetic facial surgery
  • Holds the prestigious position of President-Elect on the Executive Board of the Florida Society of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
  • Member of numerous professional organizations, including the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (AAFPRS)
  • Previously served as a Clinical Instructor of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at the Virginia Commonwealth University Hospital

Dr. Jaclyn Klimczak

  • Expert board-certified Facial Plastic Surgeon among few candidates chosen for Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery fellowship
  • Member of the prestigious Alpha Omega Alpha (AΩA) National Medical Honor Society
  • Specializes in facial plastic surgery procedures including rhinoplasty, non-surgical rejuvenation, and more
  • Committed to providing high-quality, personalized care to each patient

Your Guide to Revision Rhinoplasty

Revision rhinoplasty with FSIBR surgeons is an exciting, life-changing opportunity to restore your confidence and improve the aesthetics of your nose. Our experienced surgeons will take the time to understand your needs and develop a tailored plan for success.

What Is a Revision Rhinoplasty?

Correcting a nose job that someone else failed at.

What to Expect During the Procedure?

In surgery 2 – 4 hours, anesthetized and comfortable.

Revision Rhinoplasty Benefits?

Get the results you initially desired.

Are You a Candidate?

Possibly, if you are unhappy about your previous nose job.

The Recovery?

Slightly longer than the initial nose job recovery.

What Are the Risks?

In our care risks are significantly reduced.

What Is Revision Rhinoplasty & How Does It Work?

Rhinoplasty revision is a surgical procedure that addresses complications or undesired results following an initial nose job (rhinoplasty). It is widely known as one of the most technical and challenging procedures to perform. Some reasons for secondary rhinoplasty include unsatisfactory aesthetic results, poor recovery and healing, breathing and functional issues, and changes in results due to the aging process.

At FSIBR we use The Total Nose Approach to resolve cases where patients present with both cosmetic and functional concerns.

Due to previous rhinoplasty procedures, your revision rhinoplasty surgeon may choose cartilage for structural tip or bridge support from elsewhere in the body, such as the ear or rib. Soft tissue irregularities may also require tissue to be sourced from elsewhere to provide a natural-looking appearance along the bridge of the nose or tip. Skin grafts may be needed to reopen the nasal airway where scarring is present.

Each patient who visits FSIBR surgeons for a revision rhinoplasty undergoes a thorough evaluation of the entire nose. The external anatomy and the internal anatomy, namely the septum, sinuses, and turbinates, will be carefully examined to ensure that your nose surgery will correct both the appearance and the function of the nose.

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What to Expect During Revision Rhinoplasty?

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With our team’s expertise and care, you can rest assured that you are in good hands and will receive the best possible results from your revision rhinoplasty procedure.

Consultation

Revision rhinoplasty begins with an in-depth consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon specializing in facial surgery. During the consultation, the surgeon will take detailed notes and measurements of the nose and discuss the patient’s aesthetic concerns and expectations for the procedure.

Pre-operative Preparations

Before surgery, imaging studies may be required to provide a detailed three-dimensional visualization of soft tissue and anatomical structures. The images will help the surgeon plan the exact steps of surgery to develop a personalized approach tailored to each patient’s unique anatomy.

Surgery

The procedure is usually performed under general anesthesia. Each procedure is unique to the patient’s needs and functional or aesthetic desires. During secondary rhinoplasty, incisions are made to separate the skin from cartilage and bone to replace or repair identified structures in the nose to improve the function or appearance of the nose. After correcting any structural defects, correcting any asymmetries or bumps, trimming excess tissue, and sculpting the bridge line accordingly, excess soft tissue is removed before re-draping skin over the newly shaped nose.

Post-operative Care

After completing the procedure, incisions are closed with sutures while bandages or splints are placed to hold tissues in place while they heal. To reduce swelling and discomfort during recovery, cold compresses can be used frequently during this period. Follow-up visits with your plastic surgeon may also be required during this time to monitor healing progress.

Dr. Melyssa Hancock (inspect patient)

What Is Recovery Like?

Dr. Melyssa Hancock - (inspect patient)

The recovery that follows revision rhinoplasty is similar to that of primary rhinoplasty. However, in some cases, scar tissue from previous rhinoplasty procedures can slow down the healing process. If the necessary changes are minimal, swelling may resolve more quickly. However, if a moderate or extensive amount of work is required, then an extended healing time should be anticipated.

What Are the Benefits of Revision Rhinoplasty?

Secondary rhinoplasty restores confidence in your appearance, and additional benefits of the procedure include:

  • Enhanced facial symmetry where cosmetic issues, such as a bulbous tip is addressed
  • Improved breathing when nasal obstruction from previous procedures is corrected
  • Restores trust in surgical procedures
  • A more balanced facial profile
  • Restores self-esteem

Who Is a Candidate for Revision Rhinoplasty?

You may be an ideal candidate for revision rhinoplasty if you are unhappy with your primary rhinoplasty results and you meet the below criteria:

  • Have no pre-existing medical conditions that may negatively affect surgery or results
  • You have healed from primary rhinoplasty
  • You have realistic expectations
  • Are in good health

What Are the Risks Associated With Revision Rhinoplasty?

Your surgeon will discuss the possible risks and side effects with you during consultation. Choosing a board-certified plastic surgeon, experienced in secondary nose job procedures can significantly reduce these risks and side effects.

  • An adverse reaction to anesthesia
  • Excessive bleeding
  • Poor healing
  • Infection
  • Scarring
Dr. Jaclyn A. Klimczak and Dr. Melyssa Hancock (team photo)

How Much Is Revision Rhinoplasty?

Dr. Klimczak and Dr. Hancock (team photo)

The cost of a revision nose job depends on the extent of the repair and improvements required, your surgeon, surgical facilities, and more. Your surgeon will provide you with an estimate of your desired procedure during the consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Secondary rhinoplasty may work out more expensive than your initial rhinoplasty due to the additional resources and time needed to deliver your desired results.

This is a question best directed at your insurance company. It is seldom that insurance covers a nose job for cosmetic reasons, but they may consider covering revision rhinoplasty if it is required for medical reasons.

Revision rhinoplasty can be performed as an open or closed rhinoplasty procedure. Our surgeons will individualize their approach for each patient. At your visit, Dr. Hancock and Dr. Klimczak will thoroughly evaluate the external appearance, as well as the internal functioning of the nose. Often in secondary rhinoplasty, one or more structures can collapse, requiring rebuilding during the secondary procedure. These issues will be reviewed in great detail with you.

Many cosmetic surgeons perform rhinoplasty, but only a select few truly specialize in correcting the form and function of the nose. FSIBR surgeons have earned reputations as nose surgery specialists.

Other nose and sinus procedures commonly performed during the same session include:

  • Balloon sinuplasty for chronic sinusitis
  • Turbinate reduction or nasal sculpting for breathing
  • Removal of nasal polyps

Absolutely! Our surgeons may recommend revision rhinoplasty surgery be performed in combination with one or more of the following facial rejuvenation procedures:

  • Facelift: Reverses the visible signs of aging in the face such as jowls and sagging or loose skin
  • Neck Lift: Reduces or removes loose or sagging neck skin, excess fat in the lower face or chin, and other visible signs of aging in the neck
  • Brow Lift: Treats drooping brows and deep wrinkles of the forehead, restoring a smoother, more youthful contour to the upper portion of the face
  • Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty): Eliminates excess skin from the upper eyelids and removes under-eye bags and redundant skin from the lower eyelids
  • Submental Liposuction: Eliminates excess fat causing the appearance of a double chin and improves the contours of the chin and jawline
  • Botox: Smooths fine lines, wrinkles, and furrows caused by excessive muscle movements
  • Dermal Fillers: Enhances the facial appearance without surgery by restoring volume to create a more youthful facial contour
  • Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Hair Loss Treatment: Stimulates new hair growth and improves the health and strength of existing hair
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