Chronic Sinusitis and Whether You Can Have Revision Rhinoplasty
Chronic sinusitis needs the nose structure to be checked and diagnosed by an experienced surgeon, especially in complex revision rhinoplasty cases with complicated sinus problems.
Septoplasty
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Septoplasty vs Rhinoplasty, and Whether They Can Be Done Together
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.
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Rhinoplasty for Snoring and a Blocked Nose, and Whether It Helps
Up to 40% to 60% of people who snore do so because of a deviated septum and enlarged turbinates (turbinate hypertrophy), which may be corrected with surgery.
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Can You Have Sinus Surgery and Revision Rhinoplasty at the Same Time?
If you have sinusitis and want revision rhinoplasty, you may worry whether both can be done at the same time. Since you want revision rhinoplasty anyway, you may want sinus treatment at the same time so you do not have to go through the pain more than once.
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Crooked Columella After Rhinoplasty and Why the Nose Does Not Line Up With the Philtrum
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.
