Revision rhinoplasty is often unpredictable because the true anatomy frequently differs from what is expected before surgery. Patients who have undergone rhinoplasty decades earlier may have significant distortion or even absence of the normal structural framework, making reconstruction far more complex than a primary rhinoplasty. In these situations, the goal is not simply to reshape the nose, but to rebuild it in a way that restores both support and natural aesthetics.
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