Is this an inverted v deformity? I had a septorhinoplasty 6 months after (Photo)

Hi and thanks for the question and for including an image of your CT scan. Your septum is severely deviated and I would expect that a septoplasty would make a big difference to your nasal breathing in addition to an inferior turbinate reduction (the turbinates are what temporarily shrink when...

Hello and thank you for your answer. In rare cases, septoplasty might be unsuccessful. The best recommendation I would give you would be to be seen by an ENT doctor. He can examine you thoroughly and determine if there's an obstruction or just simply a swelling from your surgery that hasn't...

Hi there! Breathing trouble and sinus problems at times go hand-in-hand. From the photos, it appears you may have a deviated septum, though physical examination in person would be best for true determination. A CT Sinus scan would be helpful to see what's happening within your sinuses if you're...

Hi BH, You should schedule a consultation with an ENT (if you do not wish to change the appearnce of your nose) or with a facial plastic surgeon if you wish to breath better as well as change the appearance of your nose. Feel free to contact us with any further concerns or questions. Choose...

First, how did you acquire the perforation? That's something that needs to be understood and discussed with an experienced nasal surgeon. This is important to ensure no ongoing process is present which could make progress in size. Second, the amount of remaining dorsal cartilage strut determines...

Given your breathing issues and the dynamic collapse of your nose that you're describing, it certainly sounds like a revision septorhinoplasty is your only viable option for long-term success with nasal breathing and to effect a change in your nasal appearance.