Twisted nose correction is a challenging issue in rhinoplasty. Causes are diverse including trauma, congenital, and previous surgery. Not only twisted nose draws people's attention to the nose, but also it causes nasal obstruction.
Treatment starts with complete analysis. External nasal bone and cartilage, skin, and septum/turbinate inside the nose need to be examined. Anatomical analysis of the deviated nose is the basis for successful correction.
Surgery includes septum correction, osteotomy for bone correction, various cartilage grafts for upper septum correction, and camouflage graft for final touch. Final results need complete straightening of the septum, realignment of the nasal cartilage and bone, and turbinate reduction for good breathing.
Surgery takes about 2 hours and need 6 hours of admission. The patient can go home in the late afternoon when the surgery starts early in the morning. The swelling of the face lasts 2-3 days and after 1 week, all the casts and stiches will be removed.
Treatment starts with complete analysis. External nasal bone and cartilage, skin, and septum/turbinate inside the nose need to be examined. Anatomical analysis of the deviated nose is the basis for successful correction.
Surgery includes septum correction, osteotomy for bone correction, various cartilage grafts for upper septum correction, and camouflage graft for final touch. Final results need complete straightening of the septum, realignment of the nasal cartilage and bone, and turbinate reduction for good breathing.
Surgery takes about 2 hours and need 6 hours of admission. The patient can go home in the late afternoon when the surgery starts early in the morning. The swelling of the face lasts 2-3 days and after 1 week, all the casts and stiches will be removed.
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