Reconstructive or Secondary Rhinoplasty
Reconstructive Rhinoplasty is used to repair missing structure to reconstruct septum, when needing to improve function and appearance. The Surgeon can use cartilage graft taken either from the rib or the ear or from the septum itself, depending on the case.
This reconstructive surgery aims to repair functional issues, noses after trauma, after unsuccessful surgeries, injuries etc., and certainly to improve the look.
Reconstructive Rhinoplasty
Also known as Secondary, Corrective or Revision rhinoplasty, refers to a procedure aimed to address undesirable results of a previous rhinoplasty, particularly when a patient is left unhappy with the outcome of the first surgery, either for aesthetic or functional reasons, or often both.
Secondary rhinoplasty is one of the most challenging procedures a surgeon can face as it requires outstanding skills. Mr./Dr. Ferrando is a pioneer in this type of surgery and has helped numerous patients who were left hopeless following previous surgeries. He is not only experienced in this type of procedure, but he truly mastered it, having helped some of the most desperate cases.
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Knowledge, expertise and experience of 30+ years of specialising and performing cosmetic and reconstructive rhinoplasty surgeries place renowned Dr Ferrando among the top plastic surgeons in the world.
His attention to detail is what makes his outcome extraordinary.
Experience, skills and immense knowledge
Dr Ferrando’s ability to correct the altered foundational nasal structures which consists of the septum, turbinates, nasal bones, and cartilaginous structures (structures that are especially crucial to one’s ability to breath properly), is the very reason why he excels at performing this type of surgery.
Should your goal be to improve your breathing or better the look of your nose, or both, a consultation with Mr Dr Ferrando will allow you to learn and understand more about your treatment options.
If a person has undergone a primary rhinoplasty that left them dissatisfied with their appearance or resulted in breathing complications, a secondary, corrective or revision rhinoplasty should be considered.
Reconstructive Rhinoplasty is used to repair missing structure with cartilage graft taken from the rib or the ear and to reconstruct septum when needing to improve function and appearance.
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I previously had three operations on my nose over the space of five years which resulted in a saddle nose due to previous fractures. The result left me struggling with day to day life as simple as talking to someone normally. I was really affected by my surgeries not knowing where to turn too.
I am so glad I found Dr Ferrando, I can’t thank him enough he has done an amazing job reconstructing my nose and fixing my problem which I thought was irreparable. Thank you so much Dr Ferrando.
Consultation
Your consultation for plastic surgery with Mr Ferrando is an important step in the process of considering and undergoing cosmetic or reconstructive procedures.
This initial meeting allows the patient and surgeon to discuss goals, expectations, and potential outcomes, as well as evaluate the patient’s eligibility for the desired procedure. It will be an opportunity to ask questions or clarify any concerns that you may have. You will look at the “before and after” images of previous patients and get further information you need to make a decision.
Mr Ferrando will review your medical history and conduct a physical exam. He will then discuss all options suitable for you and explain each stage of the procedure or treatment. The exact procedure depends on the anatomy of the patient.
Our team believes that a well-informed, comfortable patient is one of the most important elements of the process. Whether you move forward with surgery or simply learn more, Dr Ferrando is looking forward to meeting you!
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This initial contact allows the patient and surgeon to discuss goals, expectations, and potential outcomes, as well as evaluate the patient’s eligibility for the desired procedure.
It will be an opportunity to ask questions or clarify any concerns that you may have and get further information you need to make a decision.