A rhinoplasty is required to reset the crooked nasal bones by placement of osteotomies in them. This must be done under general anesthesia by a board-certified physician anesthesiologist. Patients simply cannot tolerate the amount of pain it would take to straighten them without being put to...
Threads will not be the best solution to treat your nose. It sounds like you would likely best benefit from a rhinoplasty, but you would have to be seen in person first to be properly evauated.
Hello and thank you for your question. The footplate of the right medial crura is displaced into your right nostril. This is usually due to a deviated septum and can be fixed with a septoplasty. The nostril or alar collapse you are referring to can be helped with cartilage grafts to the ala...