Revision Rhinoplasty for Implant Complications
We identify the cause of implant complications and tailor treatment to your needs.
Procedure at a Glance
Surgery Time
2–3 hours
Suture Removal
After 6–7 days
Anesthesia
Local / Sedation
Follow-up Visits
3–4 visits
Hospitalization
Same-day discharge
Recovery
7 days
Who It’s For
Swelling or pain caused by inflammation
Discomfort or foreign-body sensation from the implant
Skin thinning, redness, or blanching
Implant or autologous cartilage protrusion or show-through due to skin thinning
Implant appears warped or the nose looks unnatural
Concern about inflammation or contracture after implant placement
YOUTUBE
BAROKO
NOSE CLINIC
Silicone Exposure
Silicone Contracture
Silicone Show-through
Mesh Complications
What is Revision Rhinoplasty for Implant Complications?
The implant causing complications is removed, and the nose is reshaped.
Revision requires careful planning, so an experienced surgeon reviews your condition and treatment options with you.
When Should a Nasal Implant Be Removed?
01
When Inflammation Occurs —
Conventional Nasal Implant Removal
Because the tissue must stabilize and soften, at least 6 months must pass since the previous surgery, which can be a source of considerable emotional stress.
02
When Inflammation Occurs —
Baroko Early Nasal Implant Removal
Through intensive stem-cell therapy that aids vascular regeneration and improves circulation, rapid tissue recovery is achieved, allowing early revision surgery within one month.
03
No Inflammation —
Immediate Implant Removal Possible
The implant can be removed immediately, followed by cartilage-particle rhinoplasty or a nose injection for revision.
Procedure

STEP 01
Bacterial testing, 3D-CT, endoscopy, and ultrasound help identify the cause and assess your nose.

STEP 02
Based on the specialist review and diagnostic results, the surgical plan, schedule, and treatment timeline are established.

STEP 03
The implant is removed before contracture develops.

STEP 04
Stem-cell therapy supports rapid recovery through vascular regeneration, cell regeneration, tissue repair, and immune modulation.

STEP 05
To provide strong dorsal support, autologous cartilage — safe with minimal side effects —
is used as a strut.

STEP 06
If the skin was damaged by the previous implant, autologous dermis and skin extension techniques are used to protect the strut securely.

STEP 07
Postoperative stem-cell therapy is added to accelerate damaged-tissue repair and overall recovery.

STEP 08
Various laser treatments, including Highlight, are used to support fast postoperative recovery.
Baroko Cartilage-Particle Revision Rhinoplasty
Cartilage-Particle Nose Injection
If you want a natural nose shape after implant removal, we recommend the cartilage-particle nose injection.
Cartilage-Particle Rhinoplasty
If you want a more defined nasal profile after implant removal, we recommend cartilage-particle rhinoplasty.
Why Choose Baroko
Experienced care, thoughtful planning, and a focus on safety.
FAQs: Revision Rhinoplasty for Implant Complications
Cases include silicone exposure, contracture, or show-through; mesh complications; a foreign-body sensation; skin thinning with implant show-through or protrusion; an implant that appears warped or the nose looks unnatural; and anxiety about inflammation or contracture complications.
When inflammation is present, conventional practice requires waiting at least 6 months for tissue to stabilize. At Baroko, intensive stem-cell therapy accelerates tissue recovery so that early removal and revision surgery within one month is possible in appropriate cases. When no inflammation is present, the implant can be removed immediately, followed by cartilage-particle rhinoplasty or a nose injection.
Bacterial testing, 3D-CT, endoscopy, and ultrasound are used to analyze the cause and condition; the specialist then develops the surgical and treatment plan. The procedure proceeds in order: implant removal, stem-cell therapy, autologous cartilage strut, autologous dermis or skin extension if needed, and postoperative stem-cell and laser care. Surgery takes approximately 2–3 hours under local or sedation anesthesia, with same-day discharge (recovery varies by individual).







