Day after DNS (deviated septum) surgery my nose blockage is removed, but still my nose is blocked. Any suggestions?

First, see someone who knows the business, meaning ENT, Facial Plastics, or Plastic Surgery. Your primary care doc or an ER doc is not experienced enough in this to give you best council.If that doc examines the area and determines that the bones have shifted, then you need a limited procedure...

A deviated septum  causes nasal obstruction  in the back of the nose blocking air flow. A septoplasty will straighten the deviated septum(bone and cartilage) but will have no bearing on the look of the nose and will have no bearing on the smile. Endoscopic sinus surgery is performed...

Hard to give a definitive answer without an exam. This may be a sharp piece of cartilage or graft pressing into the overlying skin, blanching the skin and causing the appearance. This can happen overtime if the skin thins with age. However your pictures seem to have some surrounding redness too....

Unfortunately, your idea for this is what is known as fraud.  The insurance company will see right through this, and not only will you still end up financially responsible for the surgery, you might face legal charges as well.  Don't do it.

Laser debuking of nose is possible but you must bear in minde that depends how much of the skin thickness is laserd it my heal with scaring ! So you can trade one problem with a different one!BWj TaheryENt/Facial Pladtic SurgeonChester,uK

This is a great question we actually hear quite often. Patients frequently come in requesting an adjustment to their dorsal hump/bridge of the nose but want the tip to remain the same (or vice versa). However, what most patients don't realize at first is that if changes are made to one part of...