Crooked nose

Crooked nose This is a distortion of the symmetry or axis of the nose, which may be caused by anatomical structure, a previous injury or changes to the nasal septum. Nasal asymmetry may affect the bridge, the tip or the entire axis of the nose.

In certain cases, it is possible to non-surgical nose correction involving hyaluronic acid. When administered to carefully selected areas, the treatment can visually even out the contour of the nose and improve its proportions. However, this method does not address the anatomical cause of the deviation and is not a substitute for surgery in cases requiring correction of the nasal structures.

Crooked nose may occur alongside other abnormalities in its shape, such as humped nose, eagle nose or saddle-shaped nose. If nasal asymmetry is accompanied by breathing difficulties, it is essential to consult a doctor and have the structure of the nose assessed.

A hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty is performed by aesthetic medical practitioner, who, prior to the procedure, assesses the anatomy of the nose, the condition of the skin and the likelihood of achieving the desired result.