Crooked nose
A nose that deviates to one side, whether from injury, prior surgery, or natural growth. Straightening may involve the outer structure, the internal septum, or both.
What It Is
A crooked nose occurs when the nasal structure deviates from the midline, affecting either the outer shape, the internal passages, or both. Causes include facial injury or trauma, previous surgical outcomes, or natural variation in how the nose develops. The degree of crookedness varies widely from person to person, and straightening may address the visible appearance, breathing function, or both depending on the underlying anatomy.
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