Change in surgeon for revision rhinoplasty: The impact of patient demographics and surgical technique on patient retention.
Kayva L CrawfordJason H LeeBharat Akhanda PanugantiBrittany Nicole BurtonAria JafariDavid B HomDeborah WatsonPublished in: Laryngoscope investigative otolaryngology (2020)
In our analysis, 30.8% of patients changed surgeons for their revision rhinoplasty. Cartilage grafting at the time of index procedure and cash payment correlated with a decreased likelihood of surgeon change. Patients were more likely to change surgeons with increased time elapsed or for an aesthetic revision. Clarifying features associated with surgeon change may help improve patient satisfaction and retention.
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