Rhinoplasty to straighten a crooked nose?

First of all, since it has been more than 6 months since your nose was broken, the healing process of the bone and cartilage tissues in your nose may have been completed. In this case, an open or closed rhinoplasty may be required to correct the shape of your nose. This procedure aims to straighten the crookedness while preserving the overall shape of the nose as much as possible. It is possible to straighten your nose while maintaining its natural shape, but this depends on the surgeon's skills and the current condition of the nose. Your surgeon will evaluate the internal and external structure of the nose to determine the most appropriate approach. Septoplasty is a procedure performed to correct the curvature of the septum and may be necessary if you have breathing problems or a significant deviation in the septum. However, not every nasal fracture requires septoplasty; it depends on the condition of the septum and your symptoms. In conclusion, consulting with a plastic surgeon or an ENT specialist to correct the crookedness of your nose while preserving its natural appearance is the best step.

Please consider re-asking your question with photographs. The way we decide what procedure needs to be performed depends upon where the crookedness of your nose lies. If the crookedness is in the upper 1/3 of the nose, sometimes a closed reduction of a nasal fracture is sufficient. If it is in the lower 2/3 of the nose, sometimes septoplasty or cartilage grafting may be necessary. Thank you for your question. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Hello! Thank you for your question.
As far as I can understand from your question , first of all, I recommend that you be examined by a detailed ent doctor, if there is deviation, you may be srp. If you send two photos in a better light from the front and side, it will be possible to make a detailed examination.
It would be better face to face consultation.
Best regards!