22 Oct

Revision Rhinoplasty: Rebuilding Structure and Balance

Revision rhinoplasty addresses persistent deformities or breathing problems following prior surgery. Challenges include scar tissue, weakened support, and limited cartilage supply.

A thorough assessment identifies septal deficits, valve collapse, and irregularities of the nasal dorsum or tip.

Grafting materials:

  • Septal cartilage (if available)
  • Ear cartilage for tip and valve repair
  • Rib cartilage for major structural rebuilding

Goals: restore the L-strut, re-establish symmetry, support the valves, and refine contours.

Because tissue healing is less predictable in revision cases, results stabilize over 12–18 months.

Dr Yalon Dolev’s expertise in complex nasal reconstruction ensures both structural stability and aesthetic harmony, performed in a private facial plastic surgery clinic in Westmount, Montreal (Downtown).



Guidance From an Expert You Can Trust

For Dr. Yalon Dolev, facial plastic surgery is about more than appearance—it’s about creating balance, confidence, and a renewed sense of self. He’s committed to helping patients find a harmonious version of themselves, where inner confidence radiates outward.

Visit Dr. Dolev to discover your personalized path to facial harmony.

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