I wad wondering since this is actually a medical issue and not just for cosmetic reasons and was wondering what a cost might be just to straighten it out. Ive talked to a few doctors and they said they would do the surgery that would completely crush my nose and reshape it. Would insurance cover it and if not how much would it cost.
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I think 3 weeks is more appropriate for running, weight-lifting and anything that might raise your blood pressure high enough to get a bleed. The ferris wheel is probably OK.
There can be an incision to provide access to the septum bone and cartilage that is in the front of the nose. On closing the nose this tissue is sutured and you may also have swelling in that area. If the front of the septum is off of the midline, then placing it back on the midline will change...
If your septum is only minimally deviated, it is probably best to leave it alone. Significant and severe deviations are repaired with a septoplasty. A septoplasty will not change the shape of the nose, and is only performed for medical necessity to improve airflow dynamics through the nose....