Age 18, Upturned Nose, Do I Have Any Options Through NHS? (photo)

Yes, it is quite possible and very common to correct a crooked nose months or years after the injury. See an example on the attached link

Hello, Corticosteroid injections at this point will not have a noticeable effect over your nasal swelling/scarring. Usually at a year post surgery, the swelling should have subsided and what you may be looking at is scar tissue that can only be confirmed by physical examination. That...

Hello, As a quick answer, the K-wire is not a requirement when performing a rib cartilage grafting but some surgeons feel more comfortable using it to minimize possible warping of the graft. With that perspective, the skills of the surgeon of choice are the focal point when it comes to...

Hello, Although uncommon, a bacterial infection after a rhinoplasty is treated with antibiotics. When you will visit your surgeon, he/she will examine the area thoroughly, culture the drainage if available and have you on antibiotics. I hope this helps. Thank you for your post...

Your history and pictures suggests that you have a post-traumatic nasal deformity and deviated nasal septum with resultant airway obstruction. Under these circumstances, it’s not unusual for plastic surgeons to perform rhinoplasty and septoplasty in combination. This approach has significant a...

A thorough examination of your nose would really be necessary to provide you with the best advice. After seeing your nose in person, it would be possible to determine what would help fix your nose during surgery.  The cause of the deviation would be a factor.  Cartilage may need to be...