I have been looking at the differences between a septoplasty, rhinoplasty, and non-surgical rhinoplasty. I'm not sure which one would work to fix my problem. What would you all suggest?
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Most people with epilepsy CAN undergo rhinoplasty surgery. You may need clearance from your neurologist since everyone's epilepsy is different. Hope this helps! Dr Joseph
A LeFort I osteotomy cuts across the base of the nose which includes the septum. Depending upon what type of maxillary movement was done septal asymmetry and inferior turbinate obstruction can occur. The best way to determine the now altered internal nasal anatomy is with a CT scan. Secondary...
What? Yes, this actually has a name. Jack Sheen the father of modern rhinoplasty described this. It is due to the over-reduction of the skeletal frame of the nose leaving a soft tissue envelope without support. I'd have a consultation with an established rhinoplasty specialist to...
