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After rhinoplasty at the nasal base, the nasal axis takes 3 months to 1 year to heal and settle. During this time, knocks from daily life or other causes can make the nasal axis tilt.
A nose implant moving out of place is a complication that can happen after rhinoplasty, and it can have more serious effects on the body depending on the cause and how severe the inflammation is.
Septoplasty treats breathing problems. If the problem is a deviated septum, breathing usually improves after surgery, even if the nose shape does not look better, and both procedures can be done at the same time.
If you have an accident and do not have it corrected, what happens depends on how severe it is. For example, if the nose is slightly crooked and you breathe normally, or the implant has moved slightly without inflammation, you may be able to watch for changes over 3 months.
A tilted nasal axis after rhinoplasty, which makes the face look unbalanced, can happen for several reasons, including the surgical technique and facial structure that has been there since childhood. See a doctor for a diagnosis.
