Would a septoplasty help alleviate headaches, pressure, and chronic sinusitis?

In short, yes. Septal piercings are performed through the membranous portion of the septum (unless you are having something extreme/unusual being done). As long as you are going to an experienced piercer, you should be fine and not disrupt the cartilaginous portion of the septum at all.

Septoplasty alone is unlikely to remedy this situation. You definitely need to see a surgeon well-versed in rhinoplasty. Given your history of trauma and breathing issues, I suspect that you may have disrupted some of the cartilaginous attachments in your nose and may require more than just a...

You nose looks good but so Much depends on what was done during surgery. Specifically you should find out if a cartilage graft was used

Steroid injections to the nose are sometimes used for swelling/scar tissue during the early healing phase after nasal surgery. Seven years has passed and they wouldn't change your situation and doing so may risk permanent and unwanted changes to your nasal skin. You're better off consulting...

No, allergies would not result in a deviation of your nasal septum.The septum can warp or shift and therefore, redeviate after septoplasty, so that's more likely what has occurred in your situation if the septum is indeed confirmed by a nasal surgeon to be deviated at this point.

Hi there! After septoplasty, you can certainly walk and move around. You want to restrict bending or straining including lifting anything heavier than 10 lbs for 2 weeks. Noseblowing or picking should be avoided during that time. Exercise should be limited to nothing that will raise the blood...