I have a pretty bad broken nose, what do I need to have to to straighten?

At a minimum, osteotomies will be required to move and straighten the crooked nasal bones. It is possible that you might require a full rhinoplasty depending upon the extent of your injury. Insurance will in some cases cover repair of a nasal fracture. If not, the out of pocket cost ranges from $3000-10,000 depending upon how extensive the required procedure and your location.

An internal and external exam will need to be performed to make recommendations. The cost is variable but may range from $4000 to $10000, depending upon the extent of procedures needed.Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds
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Hi CKA98,  If you broke your nose and it became crooked it may also have caused the septum to become crooked. Either way you will most likely require the nose to be rebroken and straightened. You may also require a septoplasty if the septum has become crooked.  The required treatment would be determined during your consultation. The nose bleeds may be related and this would also be assessed during the consultation.