Rhinoplasty

Crooked nose correction

Straightens deviated nasal bones and septum and smooths the dorsal line. Takes about 90 minutes.

Who it suits

  • A nose that looks deviated from the front
  • A deviated septum with one-sided nasal obstruction

Technique highlights

  • Corrects both the nasal bones and the causative septal deviation
  • May improve breathing when a deviated septum is involved

Surgical steps

  • Analyse proportions from forehead to tip
  • Choose between autologous cartilage and approved implants
  • Operate with minimal tissue trauma to limit swelling
  • Stitches out on day 7 with two follow-up visits

Recovery & aftercare

  • Stitch removal: 7days later
  • Recovery: 5~7days later
  • Surgery time: 90minutes approx.
  • Anaesthesia: sedation
  • Follow-up visits: 2visit(s)

Risks & things to consider

  • Results depend on each person's anatomy and after-care.
  • Every operation carries risks and possible complications; consult a board-certified plastic surgeon first.
  • Surgery time and recovery figures come from Private's official pages and may change after assessment.

Frequently asked questions

Does crooked nose surgery help rhinitis?

If one-sided blockage comes from a deviated septum or hypertrophic turbinates, crooked nose surgery can address that cause and improve breathing.

Can only the deviation be corrected without an implant?

Even after straightening, small irregularities can remain along the dorsum, so a thin implant is often used to keep the line smooth.

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