Hi.I have internal nasal valve collapse and septum deviation.My doctor said he will do septoplasty and use graft for collapse.but i dont know which the graft is.He said that my nose tip will be more straight .i thought this could be a spreader graft.Does the graft change my nose? Because i dont like my nose tip so much
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Dear Murzin82, If a proper diagnosis is made and the cause of your breathing difficulties are due to a deviated septum then the surgery is very successful. I personally perform many septoplasty procedures weekly and patients have increased airflow and excellent results. If your breathing ...
Your pre op photograph clearly shows that you were had uneven nostrils. This could've resulted from either birth, trauma or a prior rhinoplasty. Your photographs reveal that you had a open rhinoplasty. Correcting the type of deformity that you had can sometimes be very challenging by using...
Dear Sam221, Diagnosing a deviated septum is done with an intra-nasal examination. Seek consultation with some experts in your area and a diagnosis can be made. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.