When I breathe in my nose only one nostril collapses - am I candidate for a revision septorhinoplasty? (photos)

Hello. Only septoplasty surgery will not be enough to completely correct your breathing. A rhinoplasty should be performed in which the middle dault part of the general roof of your nose is also corrected. This does not necessarily have to include an aesthetic purpose. We also do rhinoplasty for...

A septoplasty by itself will not straighten a crooked nose. You really need a full rhinoplasty where the bones are broken. Even in that situation your nose probably will be better than it is now but no guarantee that it will be perfectly straight. All plastic surgeons struggle with crooked noses...

Will straightening a crooked nose change it’s length? A crooked nose, particularly the lower half of the nose usually results from a crooked or “deviated“ septum. If a patient wishes to straighten the crookedness without changing the length of the nose, it is possible to do that. This would...

Many surgeons pick and choose cases depending on whether they think they can get a good result. I agree that yours is a different looking nose than most rhinoplasty candidates. Most come in mainly because of a hump on the bridge. But I’m sure you can find a good surgeon willing to do your case.

Thank you for your question. Septoplasty surgery is performed to correct the deviated septum, so it isn't performed to change the external appearance of your nose or lip asymmetry. Best assessment can be done by seeing your pictures but most of the time lip fillers are a great solution for...

It is difficult to evaluate with only the picture. If they put cartilage to provide nasal tip support and it is made with permanent sutures, maybe it may be, if there is no discharge in this area, it may not be surgery. Here, it is important what is done in the detailed surgery report and...