These are corrective surgeries applied to patients who have had rhinoplasty before. Since the septal cartilages in the nose of the patients are usually used in the first surgeries, the most important problem in these surgeries is the need for cartilage, which is necessary for the repair of the nose. If this cartilage need cannot be met from the cartilage in the nose in the nose, the cartilage need is met from the auricular (ear) cartilage or costal (rib) cartilage.

Minor revisions are performed under local or general anesthesia, and almost all major revisions are performed under general anesthesia. Minor revisions take 30-45 minutes, while major revisions can take 3-6 hours. The length of time is determined by the multiplicity and difficulty of deformities, the need for rib cartilage and ear cartilage. If the risk in terms of anesthesia is not specified, the result is always important, not the duration of the surgery