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Will Nose Surgery Be More Difficult for my Crooked Nose? (photo)

I know the picuters are not so good, but my nose is crooked and very prominent for my face. With my nose being so assymetrical, will this complicate surgery and/or would this be more expenisve?

11 Doctor Answers | Asked by S0URPATCH in South Texas
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Rhinoplasty for Crooked Nose

Your particular nose does not look to be as difficult to improve as others with other causes for the crooked nature. Find the plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of rhinoplasties each year. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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Twisted noses can be difficult to repair

A severely twisted nose can be a challenge to repair. The cost of the work may vary depending on what must be done to achieve the results your desire. There are well established techniques to improve a nose like yours.
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Will Nose Surgery Be More Difficult for my Crooked Nose?

A simply answer is YES. But all rhinoplasties are complex operations. So see in person a boarded doctor to explain the operation in detail to you. Fees range from $5,000 to $10,000.

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Rhinoplasty and crooked nose

Certainly a crooked nose adds a dimension of complexity to the rhinoplasty but this is a common occurrence.
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Difficulty Correcting a Crooked Nose

Correcting a crooked, asymmetrical nose is a challenging procedure but you will have an excellent result as long as you select an experienced rhinoplasty specialist. I understand your anxiety but I encourage you to seriously consider the surgery - the results should be very satisfying.
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Twisted and projecting nose

The rhinoplasty procedure involves making the nose more symmetrical by way of osteotomies, a spreader graft on the concave side, reducing the overall projection the nose and refinement of the tip, and reducing any dorsal hump. this can all be done through closed rhinoplasty techniques under brief general anesthetic.Please see the link below for noses similar to your own
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Nasal asymmetry

Most noses have some asymmetry. This can usually be corrected in most cases with standard techniques but may never be perfectly symmetric. From your pictures you should have a good result with the right surgeon. Donald R. Nunn MD Atlanta Plastic Surgeon
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Nose surgery is not more difficult with the large nose.

Nose surgery is not more difficult with the large nose. The cost is the same. The rest of your face is very pretty and you should have a great improvement IF you go to an experienced rhinoplasty surgeon who does natural noses.
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Rhinoplasty for deviated/ crooked nose

Hello 'S0URPATCH', thanks for your question. Every nose is different and unique, and a well-executed rhinoplasty surgery can provide many positive, aesthetic improvements to each nasal contour and shape. Although every individual who seeks a rhinoplasty has their own concerns and goals, some of the more common areas that are improved upon are a poorly-defined bulbous and boxy tip, deviated nasal bone/ septum, weak columellar support leading to a droopy tip, wide nasal dorsum, and... more
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Rhinoplasty for a crooked nose

Thanks for the photos and question. Rhinoplasty is an intricate surgery which requires specialized training and experience. However, I would say that your nose would probably be relatively straightforward for a rhinoplasty specialist, from what I can see in these photos. I wouldn't expect your cost to be higher than average. The deviation of your nose is predominantly the upper portion, caused by your nasal bones being shifted to your left. This deviation of the nasal bones is often the... more
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