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Can Rhinoplasty Repair Crookedness?

My nose has been broken twice now; and now has a deviated septum look it has a bent in look on the right side of the bridge of the nose and a bump on the left side. Can I have it repaired through Rhinoplasty? Plus, how much would it approximately cost me?

16 Doctor Answers | Asked by ray1980 in El Cajon
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Rhinoplasty to straighten crooked nose

Rhinoplasty costs approximately $6,000, which includes operating room cost, anesthesia and the surgeon’s fee for performing the procedure. Realigning the nasal bones, shaving any irregularities across the bridge can all be done at the same time through a closed rhinoplasty. The cast will remain on the nose for one week to realign the nasal pyramid. A deviated septum itself is usually covered under the patient’s medical insurance and is done out of medical necessity. This is an... more
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Rhinoplasty will help with your crooked nose

The previously traumatized nose is one of the more common reasons for patients seeking rhinoplastic surgery. Often times there are considerable problems with the nasal septum, and failure to address this can lead to persistant nasal dorsal deviation especially in the lower two thirds of the nose. Your rhinoplastic surgeon should be able to determine the best way to deal with your nasal deformity. In the correct surgeon's hands, I think you will be pleased you proceeded with the procedure... more
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Rhinoplasty post trauma

Post dramatic trauma is a common reason to perform rhinoplasty. While a detailed consultation will be necessary prior to providing an accurate fee. The fee would be about $5500 + MD Anesthesia related fees.

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Rhinoplasty and crookedness

One would hope so. the goal of rhinoplasty depends on the problems at hand. if nasal crookedness is present, one major goal should be to correct this.
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The right procedure for a crooked nose

Based on your description, you have a “twisted” or “crooked” nose which requires a septorhinoplasty procedure to correct it. In Southern California, the cost of a septorhinoplasty generally runs from about $7000 to $12,000, depending on the exact procedure to be performed. Where the surgery is completed is also a major factor. If the nose job must be done in a hospital instead of an outpatient surgery center, the cost will be higher. It also includes the cost of... more
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Repair of a crooked nose or septum

The crooked nose is one of the many challenges facing a rhinoplasty surgeon. The technical situations vary, and you'd need a personal exam to determine what's right for you. Suffice to say that getting a crooked nose 100% straight is not likely (in any surgeon's hands!) but significant improvement should be a realistic goal. It is important you seek a thorough evaluation of your internal and external anatomy, as the position of the septum may affect the deviation of your nose externally. ... more
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Fixing a Crooked Nose

If there is deviation of the septum or external nose this would be corrected as part of a rhinoplasty procedure. The complete operation is called a septo-rhinoplasty. Cost will vary depending on the surgeon and part of the country, but is usually $7000 -  $10,000.
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Consider your crooked nose fixed

Absolutely! One of the best indications for rhinoplasty is to correct a crooked or "twisted" looking nose. It is important to go to a rhinoplasty specialist because if the proper steps are not taken in the operating room the first time, your nose can become crooked looking again. Sometimes, grafts are needed and the nasal bones may have to be broken again with special instruments to re-establish the normal nasal shadows. This will correct the twisted look. This should be done... more
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Rhinoplasty can repair crookedness of the nose.

Rhinoplasty is done with and without septoplasty. If the nose and/or the septum is deviated then a septoplasty is done. The cost varies from$5000-$10,000 and is done most often as an outpatient procedure. 
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Rhinoplasty CAN Repair Nose Crookedness

Rhinoplasty is not one operation but rather a varying combination of procedures which are used depending on the needs of the individual. A crooked nose can be used by a deviation of the septum or a deviation of the septum and mis-healed nasal bones. In correcting such nasal deformities, the surgeon literally lists all the features of the nose that could be repaired. He then consults with the patient to confirm if there are other features the patient wishes to have corrected and based on... more
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Rhinoplasty can correct deviation

Rhinoplasty is a great way to correct the deviation and really the only permanent way to do so. As to the cost, this is so variable around the country. I suggest finding a good surgeon, the cost should be secondary because it could cost you more in the long run for mediocre work.
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Rhinoplasty can be used to help straighten your nose

The cost of rhinoplasty depends on your geographic location and varies among surgeons. Rhinoplasty can be very effective in straightening post-traumatic crooked noses. Often times the septum is straightened, the nasal bones are rebroken, and cartilage grafts are placed to hold the nose in a straighter position. Your best bet is evaluation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss rhinoplasty in more detail. Hope this helps. Best of luck.
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Can Rhinoplasty repair crookedness? Only crookedness of the nose.

Hi Ray, Yes, a crooked nose may be made straighter with rhinoplasty. It may not be perfectly straight, but very few noses are perfectly symmetrical. The cost of the procedure ranges from $5000 to $20,000 depending upon the experience of the surgeon, geographic location, operating room and anesthesia fees, and insurance coverage. As others have said, the cost of the surgery should be one of your least determining factors in choosing your surgeon. Good luck and be well. Dr. P more
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A crooked nose

A rhinoplasty can occasionally correct a crooked nose but freqeuntly we use techniques to camouflage or create the appearance of a straight nose. It is very difficult to make a broken nose absolutely straight and occasionally we cover the irregularities with grafts.
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Rhinoplasty can correct crooked noses and isn't just for removing bumps

A crooked nose is one of the main reasons we perform rhinoplasty. This is usually done in conjunction with a septoplasty since the septum usually determines how straight the lower 2/3 of the nose is. However, getting a crooked nose straight can be one of the more challenging procedures in rhinoplasty. So, please seek out a rhinoplasty specialist for your surgery. As for price, this varies from region to region. I believe RealSelf has a guide on prices. Remember, this is the nose you want to... more
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Rhinoplasty can help you

Generally speaking, a septoplasty or septum straightening surgery does not change the external appearance of the nose. Only a rhinoplasty can effectively accomplish this goal most of the time. The more asymmetric and crooked your nose, the more difficult it is to make it straighter. No one has a perfectly symmetric nose, but usually your surgeon can get the nose straighter to the point where most people think your nose looks very straight. Rhinoplasty cost varies depending on the surgeon,... more
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