07/31/2026
Revision rhinoplasty requires precision, structure, and a deep understanding of what has changed beneath the surface.
This 23-year-old patient presented with a polly beak deformity following a primary rhinoplasty performed elsewhere. To restore balance and definition, a revision rhinoplasty was performed using both septal and ear cartilage grafts.
Septal cartilage grafts were used to support and refine the nasal tip, while excess supratip cartilage was carefully removed. A small crushed ear cartilage camouflage graft was then placed to create a smoother, straighter, and more natural-appearing nasal dorsum. The result is a refined nasal profile with improved structure, elegant contour, and a more harmonious appearance.
If you are unhappy with the outcome of a previous rhinoplasty, a consultation can help you understand what may be possible with revision surgery.