Deviated nose surgery
Skeletal and cartilage correction surgery to straighten a curved nose
Recommended for
- Those born with a curved nasal bridge
- Those whose nose has become deformed from injury or accident
- Those whose curved nose causes poor nasal airflow and difficult breathing
- Those who feel their overall facial balance is poor due to a curved nasal bridge
A surgical procedure to straighten the nose for those born with a curved nose or whose nose has become curved due to injury or accident.
When the nose, located at the center of the face, is curved, the entire face can appear unbalanced and skewed. The causes of a deviated nose vary—congenital conditions, traffic accidents, and others. The manner and degree of the curve also differs from person to person.
If you have difficulty breathing through your nose, a deviated nose may be the cause.
The surgical approach varies depending on whether the bone is curved, the cartilage is curved, or both.
For a bony deviated nose, the bone is cut and cartilage (depending on the condition) is grafted for correction and then fixed with a splint over the skin.
Features
≪Bony deviated nose≫
When the cartilage is straight and only the bone is curved, treatment is performed using the nasal bone osteotomy technique.
≪Cartilaginous deviated nose≫
When the bone is straight and the cartilage is curved, there are several patterns of curvature. The lateral nasal cartilage, alar cartilage, and nasal septal cartilage are each corrected.
≪Bony and cartilaginous deviated nose≫
When both bone and cartilage are curved, nasal bone osteotomy is performed, and the lateral nasal cartilage, alar cartilage, and nasal septal cartilage are each corrected.
Treatment details
Pricing
Deviated nose surgery
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FAQ
Will a deviated nose become completely straight?
The degree of correction varies depending on the severity and cause of the deformity (bony, cartilaginous, or combined). We cannot guarantee that it will become perfectly symmetrical, but our goal is to improve the noticeable curve and balance the overall face. Severe deformities may require multiple surgeries (individual variation).
Ask ZetithAI about this →Can a curve from a nasal bone fracture be addressed?
We can address deviated noses resulting from trauma and fractures. If bone has solidified after some time has passed since the fracture, a comprehensive corrective surgery using osteotomy is necessary. A surgical plan is developed based on clinical examination and imaging evaluation (X-ray, CT).
Ask ZetithAI about this →How much downtime is there?
Because this surgery involves manipulation of skeletal structures, swelling and bruising can be relatively significant. The peak occurs 2–3 days after surgery, settling to a level that does not interfere with daily life in 2–4 weeks. Final confirmation of the shape may take 6 months to 1 year (individual variation).
Ask ZetithAI about this →Can this be done at the same time as other nasal surgeries?
Simultaneous surgery with nasal augmentation and tip refinement is possible. This is often a procedure where overall facial balance is improved alongside deviated nose correction.
Ask ZetithAI about this →Consultations about this treatment are free.
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