From the front and basal view, the nose (septum) is crooked and a bump appears on the right side to the right of the tip (Photo)
June 10, 2024
Asked By:Doro1 in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Recently (1 and a half years now), I had a rhinoplasty and revision septoplasty. The septoplasty in 2007 resulted in a crooked columella, and beaky profile. The profile was fixed. It seems now though that I have a deviated septum again. Or a caudal deflection. Do I?
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