Is Nose Straightening/Tip Reduction possible for AERD/Samter's Triad? (Photos)

We have seen people with your condition have recurrence of sign or nasal polyps, after surgical removal, as soon as 12 months postoperative. Others, however, end up getting years of benefit from their surgery. We can see that you have a crooked nasal appearance, a long nasal appearance, and a sizable dorsal hump. The best time to have considered rhinoplasty would have been at the time of your septoplasty, however, if you do not have adequate nasal septal cartilage remaining for nasal tip reconstruction and support, an MTF Profile sheet of cadaver cartilage could easily be purchased for reconstructive purposes. In our practice, we do offer nasal polypectomy and endoscopic sinus surgery, when it is necessary. You should consider Consulting with a local reputable rhinoplasty specialist who is also capable of dealing with your possibly persistent nasal polyps, so that you end up with a better looking nose that also breathes better after your surgery. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph