What if you are unhappy with the results of your rhinoplasty?

One of the primary things that can influence the healing of a patient’s nose following a rhinoplasty procedure is the splint. If a patient wears this splint as instructed by the operating surgeon and comes back for all of the post-operative examinations, then there is less likelihood of bad results. Hence, with experienced and board certified surgeons like Dr. Foster, patients face no chance of ending up with an undesirable outcome.

Even though the national average of the need to redo a rhinoplasty procedure is around 10 percent, it primarily applies for beginning surgeries. If you seek the care of an experienced plastic surgeon, the likelihood of a negative outcome is about one out of 100 procedures. If that occurrence takes place, the entire surgery will be redone free and after three months. All in all, a requirement for a redo of a rhinoplasty under the expert care of an experienced surgeon is virtually unheard of.

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