If you are unhappy with a previous rhinoplasty operation, you may need revision (or secondary) rhinoplasty. You should wait at least a year for the results to stabilize before pursuing revision rhinoplasty. However, many candidates come earlier than that to get Dr. Ghavami’s expert opinion so they know what to anticipate. Not every rhinoplasty surgeon accepts revision cases, but Dr. Ghavami does and is skilled in dealing with all nasal types; he has truly “seen it all.” He has the skill and experience to correct the botched results for a more attractive nose (and better breathing function). Dr. Ghavami has seen noses operated on as many as six times. Do not lose hope. Dr. Ghavami will be very candid and open with you regarding what is realistically possible and he will NEVER badmouth another surgeon. If you go to a surgeon who is quick to speak badly about another, we recommend going elsewhere as signs of greed, jealousy and unprofessionalism like that are not good indicators. Keep in mind that some of the challenges of revision rhinoplasty are that there is usually less cartilage to work with, and there might be scarring or skin or tissue contraction. However, Dr. Ghavami can work around these obstacles to deliver beautiful and natural looking results.