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Four Seasons EVENT

Crooked Nose

Straightening a curved nasal bridge or nose tip
into a clean, straight line

Restore nasal function and a beautiful line, too!

  • Front cross-section illustration of a normal nose with a straight central axis
    Normal Nose
  • Front cross-section illustration of a deviated septum with a C-shaped central axis
    C-Type Deviated Septum
  • Front cross-section illustration of a nose with an S-shaped central axis
    S-Type
  • Front cross-section illustration of a nose with an obliquely tilted central axis
    Diagonal Type

4 Types of Crooked Nose

Types of Crooked Nose

  • Central axis of a normal nose overlapping the straight reference axis Normal Nose
  • Central axis deviating to one side in a C-shaped curve from the reference axis C-Type Deviated Septum
  • Central axis forming an S-shape, crossing the reference axis twice S-Type
  • Central axis tilted straight but diagonally off the reference axis Diagonal Type

Select a type and the matching technique will be shown under Crooked Nose Surgical Methods below.

Cross-section illustration of a nose with curved septal cartilage
Before Correction
Cross-section illustration of a nose with straightened septal cartilage
After Correction

Cross-section comparison of a curved nasal axis realigned straight

What Is a Crooked Nose?

Restore nasal function and a beautiful line, too!

A crooked nose is, quite literally, a nose whose bridge is bent or curved, either from birth or from later trauma. It can cause nasal conditions such as nasal obstruction and headaches, so correction through crooked nose surgery is recommended.

We precisely elevate the periosteum surrounding the nasal bone to fit the size of the implant, then insert the implant so that the periosteum holds it in place. This raises the nasal bridge safely and naturally, without the bridge bending or shifting.

Crooked Nose Surgery Information

Crooked nose surgery information summary
ItemMessage
Surgery duration iconSurgery Time About 1 hour 30 minutes – 2 hours
Anesthesia method iconAnesthesia Local anesthesia + sleep anesthesia
Hospitalization iconHospitalization Same-day discharge
Suture removal iconSuture Removal After 5–7 days
Clinic visit iconFollow-up Visits 3~4 visits
Recovery period iconRecovery Period After 3–5 days

Crooked Nose Candidates

Female model with her head slightly turned in front of a light gray background, showing the side line of her nose
Crooked nose surgery candidates
  1. Line illustration showing a nose tilted off the facial central axis 01 A crooked nose leaves
    the face out of balance
  2. Line illustration showing nostrils of different sizes 02 One nostril is
    bent or crooked
  3. Line illustration showing airflow blocked on one side of the nose 03 Crooked nose
    with a nasal condition
  4. Line illustration showing an implant in the nasal bridge tilted off the reference axis 04 Crooked implant
    after rhinoplasty

Crooked Nose Surgical Methods

The technique varies depending on whether the curve is in the nasal bone or the septal cartilage, and on its severity.

  • 01

    Mildly Curved Nasal Bone

    Front cross-section illustration of a nose with a slightly curved nasal bone and one side indented
    Before
    Front cross-section illustration of a nose with cartilage or dermis grafted into the indented area
    After

    Cartilage or dermis is grafted into the area indented by the curved nasal bone, allowing relatively simple correction.

    Surgical method for the selected type
  • 02

    Severely Curved Nasal Bone

    Front cross-section illustration of a nose with a severely curved nasal bone, turning the bridge to one side
    Before
    Front cross-section illustration with dotted lines marking the osteotomy lines on both sides of the curved nasal bone
    Osteotomy
    Front cross-section illustration of a nose with both nasal bones aligned symmetrically
    After

    An osteotomy is performed on both sides of the curved nasal bone to bring it into symmetry.

    Surgical method for the selected type
  • 03

    Curved Septal Cartilage

    Front cross-section illustration with dotted lines marking the curved area of the septal cartilage
    Before
    Front cross-section illustration with arrows showing the direction in which the curved septal cartilage is straightened
    Resection & Correction
    Front cross-section illustration of septal cartilage and alar cartilage aligned symmetrically
    After

    Part of the curved area of the septal cartilage is resected and straightened to correct the curve, and the asymmetric alar cartilage is also improved to be symmetrical.

    Surgical method for the selected type

Four Seasons Crooked Nose Features

  1. 01 Line illustration showing the left and right sides aligned to the facial central axis A Well-Balanced Face
  2. 02 Line illustration emphasizing the straight center line of the nasal bridge A Straight Nasal Bridge Line
  3. 03 Line illustration showing air passing evenly through both sides of the nose Improves functional problems
    as well as cosmetic concerns
  4. 04 Line illustration showing the alar line flowing smoothly A Soft, Refined Look

Promise you

Four Seasons Plastic Surgery promises you.

  1. One,We perform customized surgery based on a personalized 1:1 diagnosis and analysis.
  2. Two,A board-certified plastic surgeon and former university professor personally consults and operates.
  3. Three,We provide systematic correction backed by extensive surgical experience and an outstanding aesthetic sense.
  4. Four,We practice conscientious care and never recommend unnecessary surgery.
  5. Five,Your safety comes first, supported by sterilization management and an emergency response system.

Bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur after surgery or procedures, so careful attention is required.

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10:00 - 19:00
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10:00 - 17:00
Lunch Break
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