I developed some asymmetry after my first nose surgery, so I'm looking into revision surgery.

It really isn't for nothing that people say finding a good place for revision rhinoplasty is the hardest part.

For my first surgery, I just went based on reviews, but this time I'm looking into it very carefully.

Searching for places that do revision rhinoplasty well is confusing because there are so many hospitals.

I'm thinking of getting a consultation at Log Plastic Surgery, and I'm wondering if they thoroughly check for things like contracture or visible nose lines.

In particular, I want to know what everyone considers the most important factor when looking for a good revision rhinoplasty clinic.

I'm also curious if they check for CT scans or functional rhinoplasty.