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There are many strategies to straighten a crooked nose. Septoplasty alone will probably not be sufficient and you would need full rhinoplasty. Also bear in mind that straightening a crooked nose is never guaranteed. Although surgeons may claim to know how to do it, you will likely have some residual asymmetry. But I think your nose could be improved and straightened to a worthwhile degree
The limited CAT scan photograph demonstrated a deviated nasal septum which is the cause of your nasal obstruction. That is the only part of surgery that is medically necessary. You also have crooked nasal bones, which is considered cosmetic, and must be paid for by the patient. Both cosmetic...
Deviated nasal septum and nostril asymmetry: when the septum is badly deviated it causes multiple associated asymmetries, such as in your case, nostril asymmetry. The rhinoplasty and septoplasty that is performed to correct this generally makes a dramatic improvement in these asymmetries....
Some patients may have allergic complaints after rhinoplasty. And because of this, the turbinates can swell. The first line in the treatment of these is to use nasal steroids and to give allergic treatment. After nasal steroid treatment, which is used for at least 3 months, reduction can be made...
Options for fixing a deviated caudal septum: when the caudal septum is deviated it may appear in the left or right nostril. The procedure to fix this involves repositioning the caudal septum in the midline with a procedure called a septoplasty.
This needs an in-person evaluation. In your case, if you are not breathing well on one side after the incident, it is very likely you will need a revision. Revision rhinoplasty is an option to address these issues of concern. When performing revision rhinoplasty or a secondary nose job, it may...
Your turbinates are huge. I often performed inferior turbinate reduction as part of rhinoplasty and it works very well. You should consult an ENT doctor who specializes in breathing problems. You may need both septoplasty and turbinate reduction.
