Post-Op Asymmetry & Bridge Irregularity Correction
GoalRestore symmetry, smooth irregular bridge
ApproachCartilage graft reconstruction, re-alignment
Shown at12 months post-op
Revision Rhinoplasty Results · Real Before & After
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A curated gallery of real revision rhinoplasty outcomes by Dr. Selim Turan — for patients seeking correction, symmetry restoration, and natural results after a previous procedure.
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Board CertifiedFacial Plastic Surgery
International FellowRhinoplasty Society
About the Surgeon
Dr. Selim Turan
Revision Rhinoplasty & Facial Plastic Surgeon · Istanbul, Turkey
Op. Dr Selim Turan was born in Antalya in 1988. He graduated from Antalya Science High School and won a place at Istanbul Yeditepe University. As his first choice after medical education, he received his speciality training in the ENT clinic of Antalya Training and Research Hospital. Focusing only on rhinoplasty during his residency years, he has been involved in dozens of educational activities including cadaver courses, meetings and congresses. During this training period, he performed more than a thousand rhinoplasty operations.
Focusing only on rhinoplasty for ten years, the doctor participated in international meetings as a speaker. He now performs combined facial surgery to achieve rhinoplasty and golden face ratios in Istanbul, the capital of rhinoplasty.
Revision SpecialistComplex Secondary Rhinoplasty
International PracticePatients from 40+ Countries
Structural ReconstructionCartilage Grafting & Repair
Patient-First CareHonest Goals & Expectations
"Revision rhinoplasty demands patience, precision, and a plan built around what was done before — not just what we want to achieve."
Dr. Selim TuranDocumented Revision Outcomes
Before & After Gallery
Browse real revision rhinoplasty results across a range of correction types, presented with consistent photography and honest healing timelines.
*All images represent real patient outcomes. Individual results vary based on anatomy and healing.
In-Depth Documentation
Featured Revision Case Studies
Structured case narratives outlining patient correction goals, surgical reconstruction rationale, and recovery milestones.
Over-Resected Tip Rebuild & Projection Restoration
GoalRebuild collapsed tip, restore projection
ApproachRib cartilage graft, structural tip support
Shown at14 months post-op
Tip Refinement & Profile Correction
GoalRefine over-projected tip, restore natural profile
ApproachTip sutures, controlled cartilage reduction
Shown at3 months post-op
Functional Correction — Breathing & Deviated Septum
GoalRestore nasal airway, correct deviation
ApproachSeptoplasty with structural support grafts
Shown at9 months post-op
Over-Reduced Bridge — Dorsal Height Restoration
GoalRebuild over-resected dorsum, natural slope
ApproachDiced cartilage graft, fascia wrap technique
Shown at16 months post-op
Scar Contracture Release & Skin Refinement
GoalRelease scar tissue, improve skin quality
ApproachScar release, fat grafting, thin skin protocol
Shown at18 months post-op
Documented Revision Outcomes
Before & After Gallery
Swipe through real revision results with honest healing timelines.
*Real patient outcomes. Individual results vary.
In-Depth Documentation
Featured Revision Cases
Swipe through goals, approach, and recovery notes for each case.
Post-Op Asymmetry & Bridge Irregularity
GoalRestore symmetry, smooth bridge
ApproachCartilage graft reconstruction
Shown at12 months post-op
Over-Resected Tip Rebuild & Projection Restoration
GoalRebuild collapsed tip
ApproachRib cartilage graft, structural support
Shown at14 months post-op
Tip Refinement & Profile Correction
GoalRefine over-projected tip
ApproachTip sutures, cartilage reduction
Shown at10 months post-op
Functional Correction — Breathing & Deviated Septum
GoalRestore nasal airway
ApproachSeptoplasty with support grafts
Shown at9 months post-op
Over-Reduced Bridge — Dorsal Height Restoration
GoalRebuild over-resected dorsum
ApproachDiced cartilage, fascia wrap
Shown at16 months post-op
Scar Contracture Release & Skin Refinement
GoalRelease scar tissue
ApproachScar release, fat grafting
Shown at18 months post-op
Multi-Angle Documentation
Video Results
Swipe through revision outcomes from multiple angles and healing stages.
Multi-Angle Documentation
Revision Rhinoplasty Video Results
Short highlights documenting revision outcomes from multiple angles and healing stages.
"Revision rhinoplasty demands patience, precision, and a plan built around what was done before — not just what we want to achieve."
Dr. Selim TuranPhilosophy & Method
Built on Reconstruction & Stability
Revision rhinoplasty requires a deeper level of planning — understanding existing scar tissue, prior structural changes, and restoring both function and natural proportion.
Thorough Pre-Operative Analysis
Every revision plan starts by fully evaluating prior surgical history, scar tissue, and current structural integrity before planning any correction.
Structural Graft Reconstruction
Cartilage grafts — including rib cartilage where needed — are used to rebuild and stabilize nasal structure for long-lasting results.
Honest Expectations for Revision
Revision outcomes evolve over longer timelines. Clear communication about realistic healing milestones is central to every consultation.
International Patient Experience
Structured coordination, travel-aware timelines, and consistent remote follow-up for revision patients travelling from abroad.
Patient Journey
From Consultation to Final Result
A calm, step-by-step overview designed to reduce uncertainty and help you plan your revision with confidence.
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Initial Consultation
Review of prior surgery history, current anatomy, goals, and realistic outcome discussion — specific to revision complexity.
2
Pre-Operative Planning
Travel coordination, medical workup, graft planning, and final revision plan confirmation with logistics support.
3
Surgery & Recovery
Procedure day guidance, immediate aftercare, and clear revision-specific milestones for the first weeks post-surgery.
4
Long-Term Results
Extended follow-up check-ins at 3, 6, and 12 months, with remote support as your revision result continues to develop.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to what patients most commonly ask when researching revision rhinoplasty results and planning a second procedure.
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Ask Directly →How long after my first rhinoplasty can I have a revision?
Most surgeons recommend waiting a minimum of 12 months — ideally 18 months — after your primary rhinoplasty before revision surgery. This allows swelling to fully resolve and tissue to stabilize, making accurate assessment and planning possible.
Is revision rhinoplasty more complex than primary surgery?
Yes — revision rhinoplasty is generally more technically demanding. Scar tissue, altered anatomy, and reduced cartilage availability from prior surgery require more complex reconstruction planning, often including cartilage grafts from the ear or rib.
Are the results shown here from real revision patients?
Yes — all images and case studies represent real patient outcomes documented with consent. Each result is presented with consistent photography and accurate timelines. Individual results vary based on prior surgical history, anatomy, and healing.
When will I see my final revision rhinoplasty result?
Revision results typically take longer to fully emerge than primary rhinoplasty — often 12–18 months or more. Scar tissue and prior changes affect swelling patterns and healing timelines. Clear milestones are discussed at every stage of care.
Can breathing problems from prior surgery be corrected?
In many cases, yes. Functional issues including valve collapse, septal deviation, and impaired airflow caused by prior surgery can be addressed simultaneously during revision rhinoplasty. Suitability is assessed during the consultation.
Is it safe to travel abroad for revision rhinoplasty?
Safety depends on individual medical suitability and thorough pre-operative assessment. International patients receive a structured timeline accounting for safe travel home and comprehensive remote follow-up — particularly important for the longer healing timeline of revision cases.
How do I start the revision consultation process?
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