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There are times when the outcome of an aesthetic plastic surgery procedure does not turn out to be as expected. In these cases, a second surgical intervention is necessary in order to modify the first one and achieve the desired results.
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These types of procedures are defined as Secondary Surgery and often times require the use of complex and advanced techniques to reconstruct the damaged area, demanding a high level of specialisation in order to adequately undertake them.
- Procedures in which the techniques employed were conventional or not advanced. The techniques associated with state-of-the-art and modern Plastic Surgery, although technically more complex to execute, allow for more natural results, avoiding the “operated-look” or stigma of having gone through surgery, which are typical signs of the classic techniques employed in conventional plastic surgery.
- Although unfrequent, complications from a first procedure such as a hematoma, infection or excessive scarring may also hinder the final result.
- Asymmetries or unbalances between shape and size, often caused by a lack of detailed analysis prior to surgery or by the use of less appropriate techniques.
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