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The bottom of your nasal septum may be displaced into your left nasal airway which could result in a tilted appearance to the right, and left nasal blockage. Consider visiting a reputable rhinoplasty specialist so you could see what might be best for you moving forward. Thank you. Dr Joseph
It is very difficult to tell from a 1 limited photograph what is causing the issues. A thorough internal and external examination of the nose is required to make a determination about it very difficult surgical procedure such as a septoplasty and rhinoplasty.
Your base view suggest that your nasal septum is deviated and sticking abnormally in to the left nostril. This can cause imbalance of other structures and cause your nose to tilt. Correction is done via septoplasty, possible rhinoplasty. I would consult in person with a Facial Plastic Surgeon and ask for best recommendations. Best Wishes.
Fees for rhinoplasty and chin augmentation including the fee for the implant, surgeon, surgical facility, anesthesia, and post operative care will depend on the city and surgeon. With that said it's best to set up a few consultations with different surgeons and make an informed decision based on...
If you have previously used Cocaine, then an examination of the inside of your nose is essential before any type of nose surgery. The goal is to make sure that there is no septal damage from the cocaine use. That's all. If there is septal damage, then the surgical plan would need to be ...
That would be fantastic if we could push our noses into the form we like but unfortunately that does not work. Your cartilage is well formed and has a strong memory. The result you see is temporary because of fluid shift and will definitely come back to its original form.If you like the way i...
At this point in time your nose should be healed enough to safely wear glasses. The indentations you are experiencing (and likely deeper than usual) is more related to the continued edema in the soft tissue of the nose. The compression of the glasses pushes the fluid out more in...
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