Revision rhinoplasty can usually be performed by the surgeon who performed the first operation or by an experienced plastic surgeon. However, a detailed preliminary interview should be performed before each revision procedure. These interviews are critical to clarify the patient's expectations and the results that can be achieved surgically.

Among the problems that can be corrected with revision rhinoplasty, there are various deformities such as loss of integrity in cartilage and bone structure, loss of support, unwanted indentations and protrusions, inverted V deformities on the dorsum of the nose, and falling at the tip of the nose. These deformities can be corrected with the careful work of an experienced surgeon.