Revision Rhinoplasty
Correcting the result, restoring confidence
Duration
3–4 hours
Anesthesia
General anesthesia
Recovery
1–2 weeks
Hospital Stay
Same-day discharge
Revision rhinoplasty is performed when a previous nose surgery did not deliver a satisfactory aesthetic or breathing result. It is more complex than a primary procedure because scar tissue and structural changes from the earlier surgery must be handled with great care.
With a rhinology fellowship and years of experience in nasal and sinus surgery, Dr. Hashemi rebuilds both the shape and function of the nose while preserving healthy structure — for a natural look and easy breathing.
Who Is a Good Candidate?
- Patients unhappy with a previous rhinoplasty result
- Breathing difficulty after a prior nose surgery
- Tip drooping or bridge irregularity after surgery
- Realistic expectations and enough time since the last operation
The Process
- 1
Careful Assessment
Review of prior surgery, current structure, and the reason for dissatisfaction
- 2
Revision Plan
A bespoke plan based on existing tissue and scarring
- 3
Revision Surgery
Rebuilding form and function with minimal disturbance to healthy tissue
- 4
Recovery & Follow-up
Closer follow-up given the greater sensitivity of revision surgery
Frequently Asked Questions
Usually at least 9–12 months, so swelling fully subsides and tissue stabilizes.
It is more complex, but with an experienced surgeon excellent shape and breathing results are achievable.
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Get your pre-op blood work done at home
Before surgery you'll need a few routine blood tests. Karen Darman, a Tehran home-healthcare service, can draw your samples at your place of residence instead of a lab visit. Their site and phone line are Persian-only — just tell our reception team and we'll arrange it (and your discount) for you.
- At-home blood drawSample collection at your location — no lab queue
- Insurance-covered lab prescriptionAn official prescription so your insurance covers the cost
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