I had a septoplasty done many years ago. Since then, my bridge and nostrils are crooked. My nostrils are also high - the lower part of my crooked septum is exposed. Would this procedure be alar reduction? I am reading that is a more difficult surgery, is that correct?
August 14, 2022
Answer: Post Septoplasty... Your photo shows primarily the septum on the left is still crooked. The nostrils themselves are pretty even and don't really need any work. You have a small bump and the tip is a bit boxy, so those things could be done during rhinoplasty. Be sure to see a rhinoplasty specialist for consultation.
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August 14, 2022
Answer: Post Septoplasty... Your photo shows primarily the septum on the left is still crooked. The nostrils themselves are pretty even and don't really need any work. You have a small bump and the tip is a bit boxy, so those things could be done during rhinoplasty. Be sure to see a rhinoplasty specialist for consultation.
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August 8, 2022
Answer: Rhinoplasty Your caudal septum is off to the side and this needs to be repositioned to the midline. An alar resection will not correct this. Also an alar rim cartilage graft should be placed to correct the slight alar notch. A slight dorsal hump reduction can also be done if you like to improve the final shape.
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August 8, 2022
Answer: Rhinoplasty Your caudal septum is off to the side and this needs to be repositioned to the midline. An alar resection will not correct this. Also an alar rim cartilage graft should be placed to correct the slight alar notch. A slight dorsal hump reduction can also be done if you like to improve the final shape.
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