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Would it be worth me getting a rhinoplasty for what I think is a deviated septum or just a small septoplasty? (photos)

Vivid234828Apr 1, 2022
I've always wondered whether my nose deviated or just slightly asymmetrical. Wanted an experts answer because my bridge is perfectly straight yet one of my nostrils seems to heavily deviate the tip to one side.

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Hi Makenna, thank you for the question. As far as I evaluate, you have inner septum deviation problem with a high probability (may need total septal reconstruction?). ENT based specialist surgeon experienced for nose surgery would be good preference. Treatment of inner and outer axis deviation...

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Hi @DerekR. Thank you for sharing your photos. I recommend seeing an expert rhinoplasty specialist for an in person examination. There are options for you that can be determined after examination. Best of luck, Dr. Nima

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Perioperative risks are known to increase with increasing BMI. Whilst your circumstances should of course be assessed on an individual basis, in general terms surgical and anaesthetic risks should be reduced/eliminated as far as possible when contemplating elective aesthetic surgery. With that...

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