I have had a bony bump on my nose ever since I was young. It has always hurt, and recently I started researching and realized it might be because of a deviated septum. Is it possible for a deviated septum to cause a raised bump on my nose, and will a procedure to fix the deviated septum fix the bump on my nose? I hate the way it looks and it's really uncomfortable.
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I think it all depends on your pain medication usage as opposed to the splints. Splits should not stop you from going back to work This is more of a question to be asked directly of your surgeon.
Turbinates can be excised - which can possibly lead to empty nose syndrome However, if they are reduced by being lateralized or fractured it is extremely unlikely. That works well. It's worth seeing a facial plastic surgeon for an opinion.
Thank you for your question. It certainly can be the caudal edge of the septum - meaning the angle at the tip of the septum itself. If the tissue did shift, this area will feel hard and, sometimes, bone like as you describe. It also depends on what was done during the surgery that you had o...
