Revision Rhinoplasty In Austin, TX

Your first rhinoplasty may have improved your nose without fully achieving the balance or definition you hoped for. In selected patients, a second procedure can refine what remains: a bridge that still looks wide, a tip that feels too heavy, or proportions that do not quite fit the face.

I’m Dr. Robert Caridi. I approach revision rhinoplasty selectively, with a focus on meaningful aesthetic improvement in noses whose existing anatomy supports it. The first step is to understand your concerns and determine what another operation could realistically accomplish.

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Patients come to me with specific concerns after a previous nose surgery. Depending on the anatomy, these may include:

• Persistent width or fullness along the bridge
• A rounded or poorly defined tip
• A nose that still appears too large or prominent for the face
• Residual asymmetry or an imbalance between the bridge and tip
• Nostril size or shape concerns

A feature that looks straightforward in a photograph may have a more complex cause beneath the skin. Prior surgery, scar tissue, skin thickness, and the support that remains all influence the options.

You can begin by submitting photographs and telling me what you would like to change. Please include when your previous surgery took place, how many nasal operations you have had, and whether you have any breathing concerns. Operative records can also be helpful if available.

I personally review prospective revision/secondary rhinoplasty cases. Photographs may allow me to give you an initial impression, but an in-person examination is often needed to assess scar tissue, support, and the potential for improvement before I recommend a surgical plan.

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