What is Deviated Nose Surgery (Deviated Septum Rhinoplasty)?

Deviated Nose Surgery (Deviated Septum Rhinoplasty) corrects nasal asymmetry and crookedness caused by bone or cartilage deviation. This procedure not only improves the external appearance of a crooked nose but also enhances breathing function by straightening the nasal septum. At The REGEN Plastic Surgery, the surgery involves precise realignment of nasal structures and the use of autologous tissue or medical-grade implants to restore natural symmetry and balance. Through the clinic’s “Making Line” design technique, the result is a straight, aesthetically pleasing nose that harmonizes with the overall facial profile while ensuring proper nasal function.

Ideal for individuals whose noses appear crooked or asymmetrical due to congenital deviation, trauma, or previous rhinoplasty complications. It is also suited for patients who experience breathing difficulties, nasal obstruction, or chronic sinus discomfort due to a deviated septum. Those seeking both aesthetic improvement and functional correction of nasal structure will benefit from this surgery.

Results appear once swelling subsides, typically within 1–3 months, with long-term correction and functional improvement.