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There is no non surgical method of correcting the nasal septum. The cartilage in the front half of the septum can be pushed into a certain position temporarily but it has memory and comes back to the crooked form. The bony half in the back is hard like a bone and can only be removed surgically. RegardsDr. J
Unfortunately, the only way to successfully and reliably straighten a deviated septum is with surgical intervention.Make sure to seek consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to examine and make recommendations. Good luck!
No, to straighten A deviated septum requires surgical intervention to remove twisted bone and cartilage that is blocking airflow in the back of the nose.
No, there is no device like this. Splints are used after surgery to hold tissues in place initially during recovery, but there is not any device that would be used in stead of surgery to modify the septum in a permanent and safe way.
The only way to straighten out a deviated septum is with surgery. Consult with a board certified plastic surgeon for an in person evaluation.
While it is completely normal to experience severe swelling in the first months after rhinoplasty, a high fever can signal an infection. To ensure that no damage has been done to your healing process, I recommend returning to your plastic surgeon for an examination.
After sinus and throat surgery, it isn't uncommon for unpleasant smells to linger. This is because of biofilms and bacteria that may be accumulating in the area and in the mucus and saliva. Most of the time, this resolves without intervention like antibiotics, but they may be necessary if...
Hi, You do not need to worry as 8 weeks period is very early period for healing process, you need to consult your doctor for a cream to soften the air you breath. Kind Regards,
