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Need Septo-rhinoplasty After Broken Nose
I fainted and broke my nose - it has now been almost 2 weeks and both ENTs that I visited told me I should get a facial plastic surgeon to perform a septorhinoplasty. My question is if this can be done 2 weeks after a nose break and what will be involved? osteotomy to break the bones that are healing already?
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Rhinoplasty Surgery may be necessary after nasal trauma.
If you break your nose and this results in a crooked appearance, I usually like to perform a "closed reduction" of the nasal fracture within the first 2 weeks in the office. After 2 weeks, it becomes difficult or impossible to realign your nasal bones, and an "open reduction" with osteotomies may become necessary. You may need your septum straightened if you have significant nasal obstruction, on one side, after your trauma. Septo-rhinoplasty surgery should be... more
Yes, rhinoplasty can be done
There are two theories of thought regarding nasal trauma. One advocates operating as soon as the acute swelling subsides while the other advocates waiting 6 months to a year after the injury. In my experience, rhinoplasty can be done with excellent results in a short time frame after the injury. I do recommend seeing several surgeons who perform rhinoplasty to get their input. Whether or not osteotomies are needed depends on the extent of your injuries. ... more
Septo-rhinoplasty to repair broken nose
A septorhinoplasty is usually undertaken and is best done sooner rather than later after a broken nose. Most of the time when nose bones are broken, the septum is broken as well. The surgery should be performed under general anesthesia and straightened to allow optimal breathing through both nasal passageways as well as realigning the nasal pyramid through osteotomies. A cast will be applied across the nasal bridge to stabilize the nasal bones in their new place. The only way to reset.
