Nose types
Crooked or deviated nose
A crooked or deviated nose is usually the result of trauma in childhood or adulthood. In other cases, the nose gradually deviates for no apparent reason.

A crooked nose can be associated with breathing difficulties. In these cases there are aesthetic goals (correcting the crooked nose) and functional goals (proper nasal breathing). It is advisable for the same surgeon to solve both problems in a single operation.
It must always be borne in mind that cartilage deviation is very complex to correct surgically and, at times, surgery may not correct 100% of the deviation. In other cases there is a “memory effect” that makes the nose tend to return to its original position over time. This requires precise, specific surgical techniques to prevent it.
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