Cost of All Inclusive
REVISION RHINOPLASTY PACKAGE
in Mexico City

US$3,400

The PACKAGE INCLUDES:
- The Surgical Procedure
- Board Certified Plastic Surgeons fees
- Certified Anesthesiologist and all Medical Team fees
- Certified Hospital Stay
- Supplies and disposable materials / All medication required during surgery
- 7 days in a 4**** Hotel
- All the Pre and Post-operative Consultations
- All the local Transportation from and to (Airport / Hotel - Hotel / Hospital - Hotel / Medical Consultations...)
- Bilingual Assistant
- A Medical Doctor (M.D.) will visit you in your hotel room 6 days a week to monitor your post-surgery health, assist with bandage changes, and support any other needs during your recovery time at the hotel.

Cost without package (only surgery): US$2,900

PATIENTS' TOP-CHOICE ALL INCLUSIVE REVISION RHINOPLASTY SPECIAL PACKAGES

Our packages are all inclusive, with NO HIDDEN COST!

Revision Rhinoplasty
+
Complete Facelift
(Neck Lift + Lateral Brow Lift)
+
Complete Blepharoplasty
(Upper & Lower Eyelids)
+
7 days in a 4**** Hotel

US$7,990

Revision Rhinoplasty
+
Liposuction 4 areas
(Abdomen, Abdominal flanks, Lower back, Upper back)
+
Brazilian Butt Lift
(Buttock Augmentation through Micro Fat Grafting technique)
+
7 days in a 4**** Hotel

US$6,990

Revision Rhinoplasty
+
Breast Implants
+
Liposuction 4 areas
(Abdomen, Abdominal flanks, Lower back, Upper back)
+
Brazilian Butt Lift
(Buttock Augmentation through Micro Fat Grafting technique)
+
7 days in a 4**** Hotel

US$9,990

VIDEO TESTIMONIALS RHINOPLASTY IN MEXICO

PATIENT REVIEWS REVISION RHINOPLASTY IN MEXICO

Patient's Age: 40
Surgeries: Revision Rhinoplasty + 7 days in a 4**** Hotel
All Inclusive Total Package Cost: US$3,400

Patient's Age: 65
Surgeries: Revision Rhinoplasty + Lip Lift + Lip Fillers + 7 days in a 4**** Hotel
All Inclusive Total Package Cost: US$4,500

Patient's Age:33
Surgeries: Revision Rhinoplasty + 7 days in a 4**** Hotel
All Inclusive Package Cost: US$3,400

Patient's Age: 26
Surgeries: Revision Rhinoplasty + Lip Lift + Lip Fillers + 7 days in a 4**** Hotel
All Inclusive Package Cost: US$4,500

"I am very happy with my decision to go to Mexico for my revision rhinoplasty. Your team is very good at what you do.
I am 8 months post op and to this day I still can't get over my nose. With little to almost none bruising, I was able to get back to life in no time. The staff was so helpful with any concerns and truly care about their..."

"Thank you!! You have changed my life. My new nose looks so natural, I'm so happy I trusted you with my life. My recovery was too easy, the team was great. I will only go to you for anything else I might need in the future. I love Dr. Bernardo! I get compliments all the time and it's bc of your Dr!".

"My entire process in Mexico was very smooth starting the consultation and into surgery. My assistant called me the following day after surgery to check in with which gave me peace of mind knowing I was not alone."

"Mexico for a surgery.. Well! ALL my girlfriends called me crazy but i put my trust in you and you delivered! Both Dr. and staff are all very knowledgeable and I definitely recommend Top plastic surgeons mexico over any plastic surgeon in the world!!".

MORE BEFORE & AFTER PICTURES

BEFORE & AFTER RHINOPLASTY IN MEXICO

US$2,700 Rhinoplasty | ✔️www.TopPlasticSurgeonsMexico.com

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REVISION RHINOPLASTY / NOSE JOB IN MEXICO...More info

What is the Revision Rhinoplasty procedure?
At Top Plastic Surgeons Mexico we are specialists in the repair to cases of Cosmetic Surgery that have been performed in other centres and have resulted in being deficient or unsatisfactory.

It is not about applying customary and normal techniques of Cosmetic Surgery.
Revision rhinoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to repair both form and function of a nose that has previously been operated on. Many people have difficult breathing from their nose or are dissatisfied with the cosmetic appearance of their nose as a result of prior nasal surgery. In fact, many patients have had several unsuccessful nasal surgeries, even as many as four or five prior procedures.

Cases of secondary surgery require a meticulous and personalised study by professionals especially dedicated to these types of repair. The techniques applied have to be designed to measure for the condition of the tissue.
Good candidates for revision rhinoplasty include physically healthy men and women who are realistic in their expectations and are unhappy with the results of a prior rhinoplasty procedure.

Our medical team provide a great wealth of experience in secondary surgery or for the revision of those cases that have already been operated on and in which the patient wishes to improve the result. These situations are very demanding professionally and only certain Specialists can meet them with due guarantees.

IN OUR PLASTIC SURGEONS' PRACTICE, ABOUT 30% - 40% OF THE RHINOPLASTIES
THEY PERFORM ARE REVISION RHINOPLASTY
CASES FROM PATIENTS WHO HAD OPERATIONS ELSEWHERE BY ANOTHER SURGEON.

The most common thing these patients say is they did not realize at the time of their first operation that not all plastic surgeons specialize in rhinoplasty or facial surgery.
If your first surgeon specializes in whole body plastic surgery, chances are his/her practice does not specialize in nose surgery.
Rhinoplasty may not be the most common procedure performed in their practice. Unfortunately, most people seeking revision surgery realize this after a bad outcome.

Common reasons why one might seek revision rhinoplasty.
Callous or bump: A small callous or bump may appear on the dorsum up to one year following your procedure. The cause of this is unknown, but if it occurs, it can usually be removed in a minor procedure.

Polly beak: Sometimes called a "parrot beak," this can occur when a hump on the bridge of the nose isn't sufficiently reduced in the area just behind the tip or when there's a build-up of scar tissue. Correction requires revision rhinoplasty.

Pinched tip: When the tip of the nose appears pinched, it's often because too much tip cartilage was removed or the cartilage didn't heal well and collapsed. To correct this, cartilage is usually added to the nasal tip in a revision rhinoplasty procedure.

Inverted V: When a hump is reduced, sometimes the middle vault of the nose collapses inward, causing an "inverted V" appearance. This may be corrected with the placement of grafts in a revision rhinoplasty procedure.

Post-operative changes: In general, following primary rhinoplasty, the nose changes every year. These changes can be unpredictable, and you may not like the way these changes look.

Disappointment with results: Despite your surgeon's best efforts, it's possible that you may be disappointed with your results. Disappointment may be due to unrealistic expectations on your part, unclear communication of your goals, surgical aesthetic misjudgment, or complications during the healing process.

Even if you're completely satisfied with the way your nose looks following surgery, it is possible to experience a nasal obstruction that make it more difficult to breathe through your nose. Most nasal obstructions can be corrected with revision rhinoplasty. If your breathing is hindered in any way, you may want to consult with your surgeon about a follow-up procedure to alleviate the problem.

SO, SHOULD YOU HAVE ANOTHER SURGERY?
WHO SHOULD DO YOUR SURGERY?
WHEN IS IT APPROPRIATE TO HAVE IT?

The first issue you must address is whether the problem needing repair is minor or an unpredictable result after the surgery was performed properly by your surgeon. If this is the case, the first surgeon likely will be able to take care of it.

On the other hand, if the result of the first surgery is plainly unacceptable and you just realized that your plastic surgeon's practice doesn’t really specialize in rhinoplasty surgery, it is not in your best interest to have the same surgeon correct the first surgery. Chances are your doctor is not equipped to perform the revision surgery required. Just as he did not get it correct the first time, he/she will not get it right the second time. In fact a bigger problem may be waiting for you.

Emotionally this is very difficult. You just invested energy, time and money on a procedure that had an unacceptable outcome (assuming your expectations were realistic before and after surgery). The last thing you feel like doing is paying for another surgery.
Having a second surgery by the same surgeon to repair the problem at no charge now sounds very appealing. What you do not realize is that you have a very high probability of having a second bad outcome. A second bad outcome will result in even more emotional distress to you and more damage to your nose, which will be even more difficult and expensive to repair.

It is hard to make the decision to pay someone else for a second surgery. But, before you commit to revision surgery by the first surgeon, get a second opinion by someone who specializes in rhinoplasty to weigh all options.

Timing of surgery is also very important. Several months after surgery swelling may still bother you, and no treatment may be needed. Conversely, problems that are not evident several months after surgery may only be visible a year later when swelling fully subsides. We know it is very difficult emotionally to wait for resolution of your concerns, but be patient.

WHY IS REVISION RHINOPLASTY
SO DIFFICULT?

Here is another thing to consider. In most revision surgery cases the nose’s skeletal support has been overly weakened from excessive removal of cartilage and bone. Thus, the support and breathing function must be rebuilt at the same time as the cosmetic aspect is addressed.
During revision surgery, the surgeon usually encounters scar tissue inside the nose. It is very difficult and time consuming to operate with scar tissue.
Also during this surgery, the surgeon typically must “undo” what the previous surgeon did and then “redo” an entire operation. This is a reason revision rhinoplasty will take up to four times as long as a primary nose surgery.
Manage Your Expectations
If your first surgery was less than satisfactory, chances are that in the right hands you will achieve a very good result with revision rhinoplasty. Just like with primary rhinoplasty, you must have realistic expectations about what the surgeon can and cannot do.

Expect improvements, not perfection.
Remember, during the second surgery your nose may have large amounts of scar tissue that makes it more difficult to manage during surgery and creates even less predictable results than the first time.
Consequently, it is important to have the surgery done by someone who specializes in revision surgery; someone who is accustomed to dealing with scar tissue and who can maximize your chances of a good outcome.

Are You Emotionally Prepared For Revision Rhinoplasty?
If you had a less-than-ideal outcome from your first procedure and you will require further surgery, do not rush into it. You must be ready emotionally to deal with another operation and another recovery period. As mentioned before, revision rhinoplasty involves operating on scar tissue. Scar tissue will take even longer to heal as compared to normal tissue. It may take your nose twice as long to recover from swelling as compared to your first surgery.The resolution of swelling associated with surgery is a continuous and slow process.
Your nose should look better after surgery, but it will not have its definition or desired shape for many months.
You must prepare yourself to accept small incremental improvements on the appearance of your nose as the months go by, rather than expect to be fully healed after several weeks.