APEX Plastic Surgery Crooked Nose Rhinoplasty — types of crooked nose and surgical methods

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Identifying and analyzing the cause of a crooked nose

Identifying and analyzing the cause of the crooked nose
and plan the surgical method that suits them.
Corrects both aesthetic and functional aspects

both the aesthetic side of a crooked nose and breathing-related
improving functional aspects such as these issues as well.
A straight nose line and a balanced face

A straight nose line through crooked nose surgery, and
for a more balanced face.

Type

Types of crooked nose

Let's look at the types of crooked nose.

A severely crooked nose involves the upper nasal bone, the lower lateral cartilage, the alar cartilage and the internal structure supporting them,

septal cartilage — when these components are deviated at the same time, surgery to straighten them

is required. In most cases the nasal bone is misaligned, so osteotomy realigns the position, and

and the crooked cartilage must also be corrected.

A crooked nose involves several problems at once, so a systematic approach with a specialist medical team is essential

It is important to build a precise surgical plan through consultation.

A normal septum

so the septum is not deviated and
when it is straight

C-shaped deviated septum

The lower septum curves into a C shape
When it is deviated

S-shaped deviated septum

The septum is deviated both above and below
When it takes an S-shape

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Who?

APEX Crooked Nose Surgery Who is it right for?

Learn who is a candidate for APEX crooked nose rhinoplasty.

01 When a crooked nose is throwing off your facial balance
02 When the septum is deviated from trauma or impact
03 If breathing is uncomfortable or your nose blocks often
04 When the nostrils are markedly asymmetrical
05 If you want a straight, balanced nose line

Surgery

APEX crooked nose surgery method

How is APEX crooked nose surgery performed?

When the nasal bone is deviated

Performing osteotomies on both sides of the deviated nasal bone and straightening it can create a symmetrical, straight nose.

If the surface of the nasal bone is uneven, additional osteotomy can straighten it more evenly.

Frontal anatomical illustration of the nose — a surgical explanatory diagram with leader lines marking the medial osteotomy, lateral osteotomy and upper lateral cartilage incision line on the deviated nasal bone, septum (light blue) and alar cartilage (white) — Simultaneous inner and outer osteotomy

Straightens the nose after simultaneous inner and outer osteotomy of the nasal bone

Frontal anatomical illustration of a nose properly aligned and symmetrical after osteotomy — the nasal bones stand in a straight line with the septum (light blue) upright in the center — After surgery

A straight, symmetrical nose line

When the septal cartilage is deviated

Part of the deviated septal cartilage is trimmed and straightened, and cartilage is grafted onto the bent area for proper correction.

Front-view internal nasal anatomy illustration — the pre-op state with the septal cartilage deviated to one side

Before surgery

A deviated septum

Internal nasal anatomy illustration — the deviated septal cartilage straightened and standing vertically at the midline

Septal correction

Correction of the deviated septum

Internal nasal anatomy illustration — cartilage pieces laid alongside the straightened septal cartilage to reinforce the strut

Cartilage strut support, columella correction

Reinforces the cartilage support and corrects the columella

Internal nasal anatomy illustration — the grafted cartilage and septal cartilage secured with sutures at two points

Columellar cartilage correction

Finally, correction of the columellar cartilage

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Without deviation straight yet A beautiful nose line!

# A straight, natural nose line
# A balanced face
# Improved nasal function
# Improvement of nasal deviation