Which Kind of Surgery Do I Need for my Broken Nose?

Yes, you are most likely able to get your crooked nose fixed, but it may require the use of cartilage and/or bone grafts.  Also, the bones along the side of the nose may need to be "re-broken" to get them to be straight again.  The recovery takes about one week and it's important to avoid contact sports for 6 months afterward to prevent your nose from more potential injury.  Good luck!

The surgery depends on the extent of the deformity and an assesment of the tissues involved: bone, cartilage, skin and soft tissue. In many instances this is best treated with a camouflage graft to conceal the deformity rather than trying to actually correct it by "rebreaking" it. I liken a broken nose to straightening a crooked wire. Sometimes what we do is create a counter-bend to an existing bend so that the overall trajectory of the wire is straight rather than truly straightening every little bend.

Sorry to hear about your broken nose.  In order to treat your issues, you will like need a rhinoplasty which involves resetting of your nasal bones and straightening your septum.  The combination of these two procedures should have a nice effect on your appearance.  Good luck with your surgery.