Will fixing my deviated septum change the appearance of my nose AT ALL?? (photos)

Addressing
the septum alone and its aesthetic effects is a difficult question to answer
without discussing the procedure itself. A septoplasty alone addresses the midline flexible cartilage of the
nose. If it is deviated internally and you
have a straight external appearance, then septoplasty will only address the
internal deviation and no cosmetic change will occur.

On
the other hand, if the external midline septum appears deviated, then
addressing the internal structure may improve this external deviation. The degree of straightening is variable. A
rhinoplasty, or functional rhinoplasty, that addresses the external appearance
of the septum may be necessary for improved symmetry. A septoplasty alone will not change the tip
shape, width or tip refinement. It can
straighten an external appearance in the right patient, but may need further
training in rhinoplasty procedures to obtain the result you are looking for.

A deviated septum frequently can affect the outer appearance of the nose.  In your case, straightening the septum could make your nose appear straighter, but it is unlikely it would affect any other aspects of your nose.  

Dear Mynose,I disagree with the other respondents.  The lower portion of the nose does involve the cartilaginous nasal septum and if deviated, may be contributing to a crooked appearance.  So, correcting the deviation may indeed affect the appearance.  Good luck!