Crooked Nose Correction

A crooked nose can be caused by a bend in the nasal bone itself or in the septal cartilage (a deviated septum). If the cause is the bone, osteotomy is planned; if it is the septal cartilage, surgery to correct and reinforce the cartilage is planned. Whether the deviation is C-shaped or S-shaped also changes the surgical plan, so check whether the cause is diagnosed before surgery.

Sehyun Plastic Surgery is a single-doctor clinic where Chief Surgeon Dr. Yoo Hyun-seok, a board-certified plastic surgeon, personally handles the diagnosis, surgical planning, surgery and postoperative follow-up for a crooked nose. Consultations for revision surgery to correct a nose that became crooked because of a shifted implant are also provided by the same surgeon.

When there is nasal congestion, we assess the deviation of the septal cartilage along with the internal structure of the nose. The correction method depends on whether the nasal bone or cartilage is bent, and surgery is planned with both appearance and breathing in mind.

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When reading reviews, it is a good idea to look at the shape of the bend, accompanying symptoms such as nasal congestion and what was corrected. The surgical method depends on the degree of the bend and the internal structure of the nose, and results vary from person to person.