Hi, I'm not a native English speaker, so please forgive my grammar mistakes. I've developed a septal deviation in recent years and my cartilages have also gotten bigger. As a result, there's a small hump on my nose. I generally like the shape my nose, but from some angles, it looks really bad to me. I'm thinking of having septoplasty and cartilage reduction. So, does reducing the cartilages automatically remove my hump as well? if not, what should I ask for? I don't feel ready for rino yet.
Answers (3)
From board-certified doctors and trusted medical professionals
The septoplasty and the rhinoplasty operations are two completely different procedures. The rhinoplasty procedure will take much longer than the septoplasty and is much more difficult in nature. It is possible to undergo the rhinoplasty and septoplasty at the same time; however, there are...
There are no listings of the best septoplasty surgeons in the country. Look for a surgeon who is board certified in ear, nose, and throat surgery. An additional benefit would be a surgeon who is board certified in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery as well. Look for a surgeon who has...
Generally speaking, a septoplasty improves the nasal airway and does not affect the appearance of the nose on the outside. A rhinoplasty procedure is designed to change the appearance of the nose. Rhinoplasty procedures are usually considered cosmetic unless there has been a well-documented...