Understanding the Issues in Crooked Nose Surgery Accurately

Understanding the issues in crooked nose surgery accurately

For those thinking about cosmetic surgery, you may feel dissatisfied with your current appearance and consider ways to improve it. Cosmetic surgery can be very helpful in addressing such complexes, but if it is performed indiscriminately, it can lead to various side effects. It is therefore helpful to research cosmetic surgery carefully before proceeding.

Among the many types of cosmetic surgery, the nose is located at the center of our face and is one of the most three-dimensional features. When the nose has a shape that is not straight or well-aligned, many people prioritize rhinoplasty because the overall image can feel unbalanced. Accordingly, if the nose is crooked, too low, has a hump, droops, is upturned, or has a hooked shape, you may look into rhinoplasty to improve it. In particular, when the nose is crooked, the balance of the facial features is disrupted, so more and more people are seeking information about crooked nose surgery to address this.

In the case of crooked nose surgery, if the cause of the crooked nose is not accurately identified, the approach may focus simply on cosmetic correction based on the visible appearance of the nose. Although the degree of crookedness can be seen with the naked eye, it is difficult to accurately determine the internal condition. Therefore, the condition must be checked using equipment, and surgery must be performed accordingly to prevent postoperative functional problems or recurrence of the crooked nose.

For that reason, the types of noses for people looking into crooked nose surgery can be classified as follows: a nose that is crooked from birth, a nose that became crooked due to trauma, a nose that became crooked due to internal nasal functional problems, and a nose that is crooked and also has a hump.

At Ojiko & Plus, before rhinoplasty, they accurately assess each individual’s condition through multi-angle photography, internal endoscopy, various allergy tests, nasal function tests, and 3D-CT imaging. Based on the extracted data, they establish and carry out a surgical plan.

Also, in the case of crooked nose surgery, many people choose based only on external appearance, as shown in the before-and-after images. However, since appearance alone cannot reveal the internal nasal condition, it is helpful to choose a clinic that accurately diagnoses the individual’s condition. Crooked nose surgery is divided and performed according to whether the degree of crookedness is mild, severe, or accompanied by functional problems.

When the degree of crookedness is mild, the cause and extent of the crooked nose are accurately identified, and a custom implant is made to match the direction opposite the crooked side and inserted so that the nose can be corrected to appear straight.

When the degree of crookedness is severe, the cause and extent of the crooked nose are accurately identified, and the inward-deviated nasal bone is cut and moved outward, while the outward-deviated nasal bone is cut and moved inward to correct it.

When the nose is visibly crooked and also accompanied by internal nasal functional problems, the deviated septal cartilage is corrected, and additional evaluation and treatment are performed for inferior turbinate hypertrophy and nasal valve stenosis. Depending on the degree of deviation, a custom-made implant may be inserted or the nasal bones may be cut and repositioned to correct the overall nasal line.

Because crooked nose surgery often involves internal nasal functional problems, two or more surgical methods may be applied. It is therefore a complex, highly difficult procedure. For those looking into crooked nose surgery, it may be helpful to carefully check whether the medical team has strong anatomical knowledge of the nose, whether they have ample relevant experience, whether equipment is available to accurately assess the condition of your nose, and whether aftercare can be reliably provided.

At Ojiko & Plus, to ensure safe and satisfying crooked nose surgery, Director Surgeon Yoon Hyun-cheol personally handles every step one-on-one, from consultation related to nose surgery and surgical planning to the procedure, treatment, and follow-up visits, so you can receive high-level medical service from before surgery through aftercare.

For aftercare, they issue an Anplus membership card and operate an A/S system that guarantees support for one year after surgery. They also implement a surgery responsibility guarantee system to prepare for any situation that may arise after surgery, such as pain, inflammation, or dissatisfaction with the shape, so you can receive reliable aftercare benefits.

(The images above are before-and-after photos of crooked nose surgery at Ojiko & Plus.)

I have explained the details related to crooked nose surgery at Ojiko & Plus. I hope this article is very helpful for those who are looking into rhinoplasty because their nose is crooked, they have a deviated septum, or their nose appears crooked due to internal functional problems. Thank you.

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