I had a septoplasty but part of my septum is still deviated. Is this normal? (Photo)

The CT scan reveals a relatively good airway with subtle residual deviated septum and clear maxillary sinuses.   One view on CT scan is limited diagnostically.    CT generally best visualizes the boney septum.  Examination with anterior rhinoscopy is most helpful to assess the cartilaginous septum.    It's best to see your surgeon to see how things have healed.  

The septum will never be perfectly straight before or after surgery. What is visible on the CT scan looks fairly subtle. The most important question is whether or not you're having trouble breathing. If you are still having nasal obstruction issues an examination will be much more helpful than a CT scan in terms of figuring what can be done to further improve your breathing. Best.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

You should speak with your surgeon regarding your scan and your post-operative result. It is not possible from one image and the operative report to give you a meaningful answer. If you feel you are not getting answers from your surgeon, seek out a second opinion. Best of luck with your recovery and hope you find your answers.