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Why is One of my Nostrils Bigger Than the Other, but Yet I Don't Have Breathing Problems? (photo)
Just wondering if I have what many say is a deviated septum. Just wondering what it would cost for a more symmetrical look.
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Alarplasty for Asymmetrical Nostrils - Average Cost?
One nostril is higher than the other and i would like to get it fixed soon.
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How to Repair Twisted Cartilage
How do you repair twisted lower cartilage? The bottom half of my nose is off center with a C curve in it. It also is developing a parrot beak. The...
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Asymmetrical Nostrils Cause?
Hi, In the picture the bottom of the septum protrudes into one nostril, is this what they call "cadual deviation"? My doctor says my nose is...
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Heavy Breathing After Nose Surgery
Dear Doctors, I had nose surgery 3 years ago,but after that i have nose running problem and heavy breathing.if i bandage the nose will help my...
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Removing Silicone to "Reverse" a Nose Job?
So, I added a silicone impant to my nose to heighten it but since losing weight my nose looks so high that it becomes flat... so I was wondering if...
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Can Nasal Alar Cartilage Spontaneously Grow?
The left side of my nose has begun to change shape in the past two years, resulting to the dislocation of the nasal tip to the right. A bump (bossae?)...
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One of my Nostrils is Smaller. Can This Be Fixed? (photo)
My left nostril is much smaller than my right nostril. This appears to be from cartilage protruding from under the skin closing the gap and making it...
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Round Tip Swelling After Septorhinoplasty
Hi. I had a septorhinoplasty 18 months ago. There has always been slight asymmetry of the tip since the procedure, with a rounded swelling on one side...
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Can a Slightly Retracted Nostril Be Corrected Without General Anesthesia?
I'm worried about my asymetrical nostrils and was wondering if this procedure can be corrected locally and not under general anesthesia?
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