The crooked appearance of your nose could be improved with a Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty.

Eric M. Joseph, MD answers: Options for progressively crooked nose?

My nose used to be perfectly staight and over the years it is getting progressively more crooked. My ENT says that I have a deviated septum and that I probably had it, but if you compare pictures from 10 years ago to now, there is a big difference. Any ideas?

4 months ago

By Eric M. Joseph, MD - West Orange Facial Plastic Surgeon

The photo you posted shows a slight concavity on the left side of your nose. If you're otherwise happy with your nose, and just want it straighter, consider consulting a specialist experienced using Injectable Fillers in the nose. This can be quite gratifying, and there is no downtime.

I've attached a link to my Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty photos for your perusal.

I hope this was helpful for you.

Best regards.

Web reference: http://ericmjoseph.com/index.cfm/ProcedureNameID/731/PageID/4141

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