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After many months and the nose is still crooked, this will most likely be permanent. Trauma to the nose and created a fracture of the nose bones and fracture the cartilage off of the nasal bones. A rhinoplasty procedure can address removing the dorsal lump and straightening the nasal bones with osteotomies. It is also important to examine the internal portion of the nose to ensure the septum is not fractured as well. For many examples of crooked noses we have repaired in our practice, please see the link and the video below
You likely suffered a fracture of some sort, and since it has been months now, it is likely going to be permanent. I would suggest seeing a plastic surgeon to decide on the best treatment for you to correct the issue. Best wishes!
It sounds like you probably had your nose broken. Most nasal fractures are easily reduced in the first several days after the injury. If not corrected early, the nose will heal in its broken position. This will require a much more extensive surgery, to re-fracture and set the nasal bones. You will need to be evaluated by a surgeon comfortable with reconstructive rhinoplasty, and you may need X-rays or CT scan to fully evaluate your nose and mid-face prior to surgery.
In rhinoplasty alloplastic (synthetic) implants should NEVER be used, neither goretex nor other materials, it is a great luck yours survived for 5 years.Now you have a more than serious problem, I'd say a terrible complication leading to disfiguration and a future uncertain repair. What is going...
Dear Faarr, I recognize your photographs from an earlier post. I hope that with all of these surgeons answering your questions that this relieves your anxiety a bit. Asymmetry especially at your degree may be common at this stage. You really should see your surgeon for a post operative...
Dear Lycee123, Soft tissue and bony depressions of the nose may be corrected with surgical insertion of grafts, such as a dermal graft, which is a piece of skin with the superficial parts removed and the undercarpet component, or dermis, inserted into the defect, whereupon it picks up a blood...
