Nose Crooked Again After Deviated Septum Surgery?

Dear AndieVegas,


Contacting your surgeon is definitely your first step

I agree with the previous doctor that getting a crooked nose to become perfectly straight is very difficult because of the memory of the skin and cartilage

Non surgical fillers and treatments can be used to make a nose more straight


Best regards,

Nima Shemirani

Contacting your surgeon would be a good next step for you to take. In general, correcting a crooked nose is a very difficult procedure and requires a specialist. It is very difficult to get the nose 100% straight. Your surgeon knows the details of your initial procedure, and will be able to provide you with advice. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck. 

Crooked and deviated noses are among the most challenging. One of the reasons is because of cartilage "memory" which combined with the contracting scar tissue may cause the nose to redeviate. Definitely speak to your surgeon. In this situation some patients can be treated  with a camouflaging graft or filler and not have to undergo a full revision.