TREATMENT PHOTOGRAPHS · KOREA
Revision rhinoplasty stories concern a nose that has already undergone surgery. The starting point matters: one case may focus on the tip, another on nostril shape or the bridge. Browse the clinic photographs alongside their descriptions to understand what was recorded in each case. Where the clinic identifies materials, a previous procedure or a follow-up interval, those details help distinguish the story from a first-time rhinoplasty comparison.
59 stories & comparisons
59 stories and comparisons from 10 clinics. 56 stories are from clinics in Seoul. 3 stories are from clinics in Busan. The case pages identify the provider and the treatment or combination shown.
Read the description of the previous operation and the reason for revision, when supplied. Then compare the views that show that particular concern. Do not assume that a visible change reveals the graft or implant used; those details need to come from the clinic’s case information.
Human Plastic Surgery · Seoul, South Korea
This revision rhinoplasty involved removing a Gore-Tex implant and previous cartilage at the nasal tip. The plan addressed a nasal hump, deviation and a long nose, using the patient’s ear and septal cartilage. Dr. Kim Guk-hyun performed the procedure for a patient in their 30s.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsFaceline Plastic Surgery · Seoul, South Korea
Double jaw surgery with revision rhinoplasty at Faceline Plastic Surgery. Compare front, angled and profile photographs and explore the procedures included in this case.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsKobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic · Seoul, South Korea
Contracted nose correction at Kobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic, shown 10 weeks after surgery. Rib cartilage for the bridge and tip.
Follow-up: 10 weeks
View the photographs and case detailsVerygood Plastic Surgery · Seoul, South Korea
Front view from Verygood Plastic Surgery’s revision rhinoplasty collection, showing the bridge and tip following revision nose surgery. The follow-up interval is not stated.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsRestory Plastic Surgery Clinic · Seoul, South Korea
Side profile at Restory Plastic Surgery Clinic, showing the nasal bridge, tip and relationship of the nose to the face. The follow-up interval is not stated.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsIBON Plastic Surgery · Busan, South Korea
Revision rhinoplasty: supratip correction at 24 months. Explore the published case supplied by IBON, with figure-specific photographs and surgical context from the 2012 paper.
Follow-up: 24 months
View the photographs and case detailsThe Pride Plastic Surgery · Seoul, South Korea
Revision rhinoplasty and facial contouring from The Pride Plastic Surgery in Seoul. View the clinic’s booklet photographs with notes on the treatment labels and comparison limits.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsSoonplus Plastic Surgery · Seoul, South Korea
Revision rhinoplasty — profile comparison 01 before and after at Soonplus Plastic Surgery in Seoul. Profile views, with notes on the clinic’s treatment labels.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsMerry Plastic Surgery Clinic · Seoul, South Korea
Revision rhinoplasty, canthoplasty, filler and thread lifting patient photo review supplied by Merry Plastic Surgery in Seoul. Photographs and the original Korean review appear together.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsAnswer Plastic Surgery · Seoul, South Korea
A revision rhinoplasty photo diary follows recovery from the first week to one month. The patient described seeking another operation about ten years after an earlier nose surgery.
Follow-up: 1 week, 2 weeks and 1 month
View the photographs and case detailsHuman Plastic Surgery · Seoul, South Korea
This patient in their 30s underwent revision rhinoplasty to address a long and deviated nose. Dr. Kim Guk-hyun used a 3D silicone implant together with ear and septal cartilage. The after photographs were taken three months after surgery.
Follow-up: 3 months
View the photographs and case detailsKobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic · Seoul, South Korea
Revision rhinoplasty with implant removal at Kobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic, shown 6 months after surgery. Implant removal; osteotomy; columellar correction; periosteal tissue for the nasal root; septal and ear cartilage for the tip.
Follow-up: 6 months
View the photographs and case detailsVerygood Plastic Surgery · Seoul, South Korea
Angled view from Verygood Plastic Surgery’s revision rhinoplasty collection, showing the bridge and tip following revision nose surgery. The follow-up interval is not stated.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsRestory Plastic Surgery Clinic · Seoul, South Korea
Side profile at Restory Plastic Surgery Clinic, showing the nasal bridge, tip and relationship of the nose to the face. The follow-up interval is not stated.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsIBON Plastic Surgery · Busan, South Korea
Revision supratip soft-tissue correction: 25 months. Explore the published case supplied by IBON, with figure-specific photographs and surgical context from the 2012 paper.
Follow-up: 25 months
View the photographs and case detailsThe Pride Plastic Surgery · Seoul, South Korea
Revision rhinoplasty — model photo story from The Pride Plastic Surgery in Seoul. View the clinic’s booklet photographs with notes on the treatment labels and comparison limits.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsSoonplus Plastic Surgery · Seoul, South Korea
Revision rhinoplasty — profile comparison 02 before and after at Soonplus Plastic Surgery in Seoul. Profile views, with notes on the clinic’s treatment labels.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsMerry Plastic Surgery Clinic · Seoul, South Korea
Revision eyelid surgery and revision rhinoplasty patient photo review supplied by Merry Plastic Surgery in Seoul. Photographs and the original Korean review appear together.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsAnswer Plastic Surgery · Seoul, South Korea
Before-and-after photos follow revision rhinoplasty at Answer Plastic Surgery in Seoul, from the first week through three months.
Follow-up: Before surgery; 1, 2 and 3 weeks; 1, 2 and 3 months after surgery
View the photographs and case detailsHuman Plastic Surgery · Seoul, South Korea
This revision rhinoplasty addressed a short nose in a patient in their 50s. Dr. Kim Guk-hyun used a 3D silicone implant and temporalis fascia. The before-and-after comparison includes photographs taken three months after the operation.
Follow-up: 3 months
View the photographs and case detailsKobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic · Seoul, South Korea
Deviated nose correction with implant removal at Kobijou Rhinoplasty Clinic, shown 2 weeks after surgery. Implant removal; osteotomy; septal cartilage and perichondrial tissue for the tip.
Follow-up: 2 weeks
View the photographs and case detailsVerygood Plastic Surgery · Seoul, South Korea
Side profile from Verygood Plastic Surgery’s revision rhinoplasty collection, showing the bridge and tip following revision nose surgery. The follow-up interval is not stated.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsIBON Plastic Surgery · Busan, South Korea
Contracted short-nose revision: 17 months. Explore the published case supplied by IBON, with figure-specific photographs and surgical context from the 2012 paper.
Follow-up: 17 months
View the photographs and case detailsThe Pride Plastic Surgery · Seoul, South Korea
Revision rhinoplasty with cheekbone, jawline and chin contouring from The Pride Plastic Surgery in Seoul. View the clinic’s booklet photographs with notes on the treatment labels and comparison limits.
Follow-up: Not supplied
View the photographs and case detailsThe photographs may use similar views, but the starting anatomy and previous surgery make the context different. Compare the recorded concern, procedure and follow-up rather than the final photograph alone.
The collection includes recorded follow-ups such as 10 weeks, 24 months, 1 week, 2 weeks and 1 month, 3 months. Each story keeps its supplied timing. A dated photograph is not treated as a recovery interval unless the source identifies it that way.
Open a story and follow the clinic profile to its international website, where available. Include the story link when asking about the treatment, expected follow-up and a consultation in Korea.