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Minor Rhinoplasty to Fix Bump from Accident?

asked 2 years ago by la2010 in Brentwood
Latest answer by Richard W. Fleming, MD
Question viewed 1,082 times
Tags: eyes, nose, male, accident, bump

My nose looks different from different angles. When I turn to the left (1st picture), there is a bump at the top and my nose is curved. When I turn to the right (3rd picture) it looks nice and straight. Looking straight on, it goes off towards my right eye and isn't centered.

When I was much younger, I banged my nose causing it to bleed significantly. I believe this caused the bump you can see in the first picture. The bump itself is on the side of the nose which is why the appearance is different from each side.

8 answers to Minor Rhinoplasty to Fix Bump from Accident?

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Routine rhinoplasty can fix a bump on the nose.

 You need a rhinoplasty to remove the bump and straighten any deviated part that blocks your airway. All surgery carries some risk, but in more than 30 years of doing rhinoplasty this is a very safe surgery. See an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon and make sure you like the type of noses he does.
Toby Mayer, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.bevhills.com

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Minor Rhinoplasty

Whether your nasal appearance is secondary to your genes or the trauma, a rhinoplasty will be necessary to improve the appearance and function. I would not describe the surgery as "minor", but after 35 years I would say it is reliable and predictable. I encourage you to schedule consultations so you can make an educated decision.
Richard W. Fleming, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Rhinoplasty for crooked nose

The reason the nose looks different from different angles is that there is asymmetry along the nasal dorsal aesthetic line and the bridge. The nose is crooked. When the nose is crooked, it always has a high side and a low side, and this is the asymmetry that is seen from a three-quarter profile. This can all be addressed through a rhinoplasty procedure whereby the nasal pyramid is realigned, the asymmetrical bump is removed to give the bridge a more symmetrical look. It is usually done... more
William Portuese, MD

Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.seattlefacial.com

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Minor rhinoplasty

Hello, It is possible to fix your issue. Your hump was likely caused from the trauma described. It is difficult to determine exactly what your needs are without seeing additional photos and/or performing an examination. If you wish, you may send any additional closer photos to my office and I would be happy to evaluate them for you. My contact information is listed in my profile. Thank you and best of luck. Dr. Nassif
Paul S. Nassif, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Rhinoplasty (nose job) for broken and crooked nose

Although this is a relatively common complaint of patients seeking rhinoplasty, I would not necessarily call it minor. Seek the evaluation of an experienced and qualified physician to discuss your options and you will likely be pleased with the outcome of surgery.
Otto Joseph Placik, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Well done Rhinoplasty surgery can straighten your nose, and remove a bump.

You appear to have a relatively straightforward condition that could be improved by Rhinoplasty Surgery. The curvature of your bridge, and the bump on your bridge can be significantly improved. You should consult several experienced Rhinoplasty specialists with many photos before you proceed. I hope this is helpful for you.
Eric M. Joseph, MD

West Orange Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.ericmjoseph.com

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Rhinoplasty to correct a crooked nose

It appears from your pictures that you have what is referred to as a traumatic c shaped deformity of your nose if it occurred from trauma. Otherwise, it is still a crooked nose. In either case a rhinoplasty can be done to straighten your nose. Most likely there is a component of the septum that is also displacing the nose toward that side and you would need a septorhinoplasty to maximally straighten your nose and file down the hump deformity. I hope this information helps....
Scott Trimas, MD

Jacksonville Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Minor bumps are realtively simple to fix

Dear La2010, Your dead on in noticing that in front view your nose is twisted to the right; very likely you broke your nose when you were younger. The resulting bump itself is relatively simple to fix, but the more important issue is correcting the front view, where your nose is twisted to the right. Believe it or not, a crooked or twisted nose can often be one of the more difficult things to get back to completely straight. SO in seeing doctors make sure that you go over all that you want... more
Peyman Solieman, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon

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