Ear, nose and throat doctors and plastic surgeons have specialty training and experience in nasal septoplasty surgery. A primary care physician may confirm the diagnosis, but would not perform the septoplasty surgery to correct the problem.
Nowadays the term septoplasty usually refers purely to surgery of the internal septum and breathing area. You appear to have external deviation as well and will likely require rhinoplasty/valve repair and support maneuvers as well as septoplasty. If you have any allergy or other medical issues ...
Hi thank you for you question. To adequately correct a saddle nose deformity, it typically requires cartilage grafting to reconstruct the support that is now lost. This "button" will likely only treat and "obturate" the hole in your septum, but will do little to improve the appearance of the ...
