If the bridge of my nose is curved, does that mean I have a deviated septum?

Not necessarily. In many cases if the bridge of the nose is really twisted or deviated then the septum usually is but not always. Seek a consultation with a rhinoplasty expert. It is very easy to look inside your nose and determine if you do in fact have a deviated septum. Best.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

The answer is probably yes, but not necessarily so. Deviated septum can only really be diagnosed in person by a qualified MD looking inside the nose.

A rhinoplasty procedure is performed to straighten a curved and crooked nose. This involves osteotomies placed in the nasal bones, a spreader graft placed under the curved upper lateral cartilage in the mid vault area, and a tip rhinoplasty when the tip is crooked.  The diagnosis of a deviated septum can only be made after an examination of the internal portion of the nose. A septoplasty is performed to improve air flow through the nose and repair a deviated septum. A septoplasty will not change the shape of the nose. For more information describing the differences between a rhinoplasty and septoplasty, please see link and video below