Does my nose bone need to be broken for straightening the nose, as my right nostril is 80% blocked. Do I need a septoplasty or a regular rhinoplasty? I am reluctant to having a procedure under general anesthesia, could I have it done under local? What exact procedure would I need, considering my nose looks different from each angle.
July 6, 2024
Answer: Septorhinoplasty Dear Hasan,Thank you for your question.It seems that you need a septorhinoplasty to address the septal and nasal bone deviation. This will probably help you to breathe better. Nasal deviation can be corrected by breaking the bones and this procedure should be done under general anesthesia.Regards,Dr Gamze, Istanbul
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July 6, 2024
Answer: Septorhinoplasty Dear Hasan,Thank you for your question.It seems that you need a septorhinoplasty to address the septal and nasal bone deviation. This will probably help you to breathe better. Nasal deviation can be corrected by breaking the bones and this procedure should be done under general anesthesia.Regards,Dr Gamze, Istanbul
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July 5, 2024
Answer: Go have a consult Looking at your photos it certainly appears you will need osteotomies to straighten the nose. It will require straightening of the septum as well as straightening of the nasal bones, middle vault, and tip. I perform all rhinoplasty under general anesthesia. There are many rhinoplasty surgeons who perform rhinoplasty with heavy sedation. If your heart and lungs are in good shape you should not have any reservations about having a general anesthetic. Postoperatively you should not expect your nose to look exactly the same from each angle. But you should expect a lot of improvement in your breathing and nose appearance. You are a good candidate for septorhinoplasty.
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July 5, 2024
Answer: Go have a consult Looking at your photos it certainly appears you will need osteotomies to straighten the nose. It will require straightening of the septum as well as straightening of the nasal bones, middle vault, and tip. I perform all rhinoplasty under general anesthesia. There are many rhinoplasty surgeons who perform rhinoplasty with heavy sedation. If your heart and lungs are in good shape you should not have any reservations about having a general anesthetic. Postoperatively you should not expect your nose to look exactly the same from each angle. But you should expect a lot of improvement in your breathing and nose appearance. You are a good candidate for septorhinoplasty.
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