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Deviated nose and chin

Deviate nose is often associated with chin deviation. If the nose is deviated to the opposite direction as the chin is deviated, centering the nose in the midline makes the face less asymmetric. On the other hand, when the nose is deviated to the same direction as the chin is deviated, correcting the nose can make the face more asymmetric. In this case, the chin needs to be centered after rhinoplasty. Correcting the deviated nose not only makes a straight, well-breathing nose but also can make the asymmetric face more harmonious.


 

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