I can't breath through the left where the bump is and can through the left. The right nostril is bigger than the left and my nose is crooked to the right and the tip is out of shape please help me and tell me the best solution for this. I can see the nose is getting bigger and the nose bridge is quite maybe because of this septum please help me All I want is a normal decent nose I've read and could be a deviated septum. Something like rhinoplasty to remove the bump and straighten the nose. Help
Answer: Crooked nose - deviated septum The nasal
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April 29, 2015
Answer: Crooked nose and deviated septum Although a thorough examination is needed, the symptoms you are describing are consistent with a deviated septum and a deviated external nose. A septorhinoplasty procedure would be the option in order to adequately address your issues. From the photos submitted it appears that at least a part of your septum is significantly deviated to the left side.
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April 29, 2015
Answer: Crooked nose and deviated septum Although a thorough examination is needed, the symptoms you are describing are consistent with a deviated septum and a deviated external nose. A septorhinoplasty procedure would be the option in order to adequately address your issues. From the photos submitted it appears that at least a part of your septum is significantly deviated to the left side.
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Answer: Septoplasty and rhinoplasty candidate A septoplasty is performed to improve air flow through the nose once medical necessity has been documented at the time of examination and consultation of the back of the nose. A septoplasty can be performed to improve airflow through the nose and will not change the shape of it. A rhinoplasty can address straightening the nose, reducing a dorsal hump and narrowing and straightening the bridge line. For many examples and more information about both procedures, please see the link and video below
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Answer: Septoplasty and rhinoplasty candidate A septoplasty is performed to improve air flow through the nose once medical necessity has been documented at the time of examination and consultation of the back of the nose. A septoplasty can be performed to improve airflow through the nose and will not change the shape of it. A rhinoplasty can address straightening the nose, reducing a dorsal hump and narrowing and straightening the bridge line. For many examples and more information about both procedures, please see the link and video below
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April 29, 2015
Answer: Crooked nose Thanks for your question. I bet that you have a deviated septum. Severely deviated septums can cause obstruction on one side just like you're describing. Looking at your pictures, you may need a rhinoplasty to get your nose as straight as it can be. A septoplasty alone may help, but because of your asymmetric nostrils, I don't think it would get your breathing where you want it to be. I would schedule a visit with a facial plastic surgeon or a plastic surgeon who is good at rhinoplasty for breathing purposes. Good luck!
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April 29, 2015
Answer: Crooked nose Thanks for your question. I bet that you have a deviated septum. Severely deviated septums can cause obstruction on one side just like you're describing. Looking at your pictures, you may need a rhinoplasty to get your nose as straight as it can be. A septoplasty alone may help, but because of your asymmetric nostrils, I don't think it would get your breathing where you want it to be. I would schedule a visit with a facial plastic surgeon or a plastic surgeon who is good at rhinoplasty for breathing purposes. Good luck!
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April 29, 2015
Answer: Crooked Nose The pictures show that your entire nose including the septum id crooked and asymmetrical which will interfere with the flow of air through your nostrils. Consult with an experiences rhinoplasty specialist.
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April 29, 2015
Answer: Crooked Nose The pictures show that your entire nose including the septum id crooked and asymmetrical which will interfere with the flow of air through your nostrils. Consult with an experiences rhinoplasty specialist.
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