Asymmetrical face is caused by crooked nose?

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Nose is placed in the middle of face and a very important factor deciding how you look.
There are many patients suffer from crooked noses symptoms, so let's find more about nose today. 

What are the symptoms of a crooked nose? 


1. A weak crooked nose
- Find the reason of crookedness to plan the surgery
- Incision on crooked area, move the bones around and set the rigid standard with implant or own cartilages, then correct the asymmetry.  

2. When the nose bone is crooked 
- Inner & Outer fracture to remove the nose bone
- Move the nose bone around to correct the crooked nose 

3. Nose with crooked septum cartilage 
- When septum cartilage is crooked, there's a problem with functionality such as nasal congestion 
- With septum cartilage surgery to fix the position to correct the crooked nose. 

It's important to fix the crooked nose for functional and aesthetic purpose. 
Visit Faceline today! 


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