Objectives: Rhinoplasty is a popular cosmetic surgery, but many patients remain dissatisfied with the
outcome of primary rhinoplasty. Revision rhinoplasty is a complex procedure but can yield successful
outcomes for patients. This study aims to analyse the success rates, complications, and patient satisfaction
of revision rhinoplasty through a comprehensive review of existing literature and statistical analysis of
relevant data.
Methods: A thorough review of the existing literature on revision rhinoplasty was conducted using
various online databases, including PubMed and Google Scholar. Studies published between 2000 and
2022 were included in this review. Data was extracted from these studies and analysed to evaluate the
success rates, complications, and patient satisfaction of revision rhinoplasty. Statistical analysis was
conducted using SPSS software.
Results: The analysis of 24 studies showed that the success rate of revision rhinoplasty was around 70-
80%, which is significantly lower than that of primary rhinoplasty. The most common complications of
revision rhinoplasty were bleeding, infection, and nasal obstruction. However, these complications were
generally minor and could be managed effectively. Patient satisfaction rates with revision rhinoplasty
were high, with most patients reporting improvement in their nasal appearance and function.
Conclusions: The results of this study suggest that revision rhinoplasty can lead to significant
improvements in both nasal function and aesthetics, despite a lower success rate than primary rhinoplasty.
