My septum is deviated and it sometimes makes it challenging for me to breath through one of my nostrils. I'd also like my nostrils to be more symmetrical for aesthetics. Is this something a nose-job could correct? Thanks
November 5, 2013
Answer: Septoplasty to correct deviated septum and improve the airway Septoplasty to correct deviated septum and improve the airway which will also remove the bottom portion of your septum which is making your nostrils asymmetrical. This is the end of the septum which has been fractured into the right side of your nose. See a very experienced rhinoplasty surgeon for this.
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November 5, 2013
Answer: Septoplasty to correct deviated septum and improve the airway Septoplasty to correct deviated septum and improve the airway which will also remove the bottom portion of your septum which is making your nostrils asymmetrical. This is the end of the septum which has been fractured into the right side of your nose. See a very experienced rhinoplasty surgeon for this.
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November 4, 2013
Answer: Deviated septum The end of your septum is quite deviated. Straightening it should help with the breathing and also make the nostrils look more even. There may be more deviation on the inside. An examination will be able to identify this. Good luck.
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November 4, 2013
Answer: Deviated septum The end of your septum is quite deviated. Straightening it should help with the breathing and also make the nostrils look more even. There may be more deviation on the inside. An examination will be able to identify this. Good luck.
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