Secondary Septorhinoplasty With Graft (Achieve Long-Lasting Structural Results) [Bahcelievler]

· Those in Istanbul seeking for long-lasting structural correction using cartilage grafts.
· Those with unsatisfactory results from previous nose surgery.
· Those with collapsed nasal structure after earlier rhinoplasty.
· Those who want to have better facial balance and nasal harmony.
· Those who wish to restore strength and stability to the nose.

Secondary Septorhinoplasty With Graft is a complex revision nasal procedure to correct structural, functional, and aesthetic problems that remain after a previous rhinoplasty procedure. This procedure focuses on rebuilding weakened or damaged nasal frameworks using cartilage grafts when natural support has been reduced or completely removed during earlier procedures. Scar tissue, altered anatomy, and limited remaining septal cartilage are common in revision cases, making additional graft material essential. The primary goal is to restore proper nasal alignment, reinforce internal structures, and correct deformities that affect both appearance and breathing.

Secondary Septorhinoplasty With Graft is also designed to provide long term functional improvement and enhanced nasal balance through precise reconstruction techniques. By using cartilage grafts, the doctor at our affiliated hospital is able to strengthen the nasal bridge, improve middle vault stability, and support the nasal tip. These structural enhancements often lead to clearer airflow, better nasal symmetry, and improved facial harmony. Additional benefits include increased nasal durability, reduced risk of future collapse, and more predictable surgical outcomes compared to revision procedures without graft support.

Secondary Septorhinoplasty With Graft begins with consultation by the doctor at our affiliated hospital, where a detailed assessment of nasal structure, breathing function, and outcomes of previous surgery is conducted. Secondary Septorhinoplasty With Graft continues with the procedure phase, which is performed under local anesthesia. Cartilage is carefully harvested from the ear area and shaped into precise grafts to rebuild internal support, straighten the septum, and reinforce the nasal bridge and tip. These grafts are positioned to improve airflow, stability, and nasal contour while correcting deformities caused by earlier procedures. Once reconstruction is completed, the nasal framework is secured to maintain long term strength and alignment. A nasal splint is commonly worn for about 7 to 10 days. Most daily activities can be resumed within 2 weeks, while strenuous exercise is usually restricted for 4 to 6 weeks. Although noticeable improvements appear early, final results gradually develop over 6 to 12 months as swelling fully subsides.

1. Consultation will be conducted by the doctor.
2. Local anesthesia will be applied.
3. Cartilage will be harvested from septum, ear, or rib.
4. Cartilage grafts will be shaped and prepared.
5. Septal correction will be performed.
6. Grafts will be placed.
7. Nasal framework will be stabilized and aligned.
8. External nasal splint will be applied.

<Advantages>
· Restores nasal strength and internal support
· Improves breathing and nasal airflow
· Corrects deformities
· Enhances nasal symmetry and facial balance
· Strengthens nasal bridge and middle vault
· Supports and defines nasal tip
· Provides long-lasting structural stability

<Limitations>
· Temporary swelling and bruising may occur for 1 to 2 weeks after procedure

· Avoid smoking for 2 weeks before procedure
· Avoid alcohol consumption for 1 week before procedure
· Avoid blood-thinning medications for 7 to 10 days before procedure
· Maintain good hydration before procedure
· Avoid herbal supplements for 1 week before procedure
· Fasting is required 8 to 12 hours before procedure
· Rest adequately for 5 to 7 days before procedure

· Wear nasal splint for 7 to 10 days after procedure
· Avoid nose blowing and keep the head elevated for 2 weeks after procedure
· Avoid strenuous exercise for 3 to 4 weeks after procedure
· Avoid swimming and sauna for 4 weeks after procedure
· Avoid the nose from any impact or pressure for 6 weeks after procedure

Q1: What problems can Secondary Septorhinoplasty With Graft correct?
A1: Secondary Septorhinoplasty With Graft can correct breathing difficulties, nasal collapse, asymmetry, poor tip support, and weakened nasal structure.

Q2: Does Secondary Septorhinoplasty With Graft improve breathing?
A2: Secondary Septorhinoplasty With Graft improves breathing by correcting septal deviation and rebuilding internal nasal support.

Q3: Does Secondary Septorhinoplasty With Graft correct a collapsed nose?
A3: Yes, Secondary Septorhinoplasty With Graft is effective in rebuilding collapsed nasal structures.

Q4: Does Secondary Septorhinoplasty With Graft improve nasal strength?
A4: Yes, Secondary Septorhinoplasty With Graft strengthens the nose by rebuilding internal support.

Q5: Does Secondary Septorhinoplasty With Graft affect facial balance?
A5: Secondary Septorhinoplasty With Graft improves facial harmony by refining nasal proportion.

[Clinic Name] Memorial Bahcelievler Hospital
[Location] Istanbul, Turkey
[Nearest Stations / Attractions] Surrounded by various tourist attractions, the hospital is 9 minutes drive from Istanbul Metro Ataköy-Şirinevler station
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday to Sunday (24 hrs)

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