Crooked Nose Rhinoplasty
Surgery that corrects a crooked nose, improving both appearance and function.
Procedure at a Glance
Surgery Time
Under 2 hours
Suture Removal
6–7 days later
Anesthesia
Local / IV sedation
Follow-up Visits
3–4 visits
Hospitalization
Same-day admission and discharge
Recovery
1 week
Who It’s For
A crooked nose that affects facial balance
Breathing problems such as frequent nasal congestion
Nasal bone and nasal septum fractured or displaced by trauma
Implant that has shifted after rhinoplasty, or a nasal tip that is off-center
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What is a Deviated Nose?
A deviated nose refers to a nasal bridge that is bent away from the centre of the face.
A deviation affects the overall impression and can also cause functional problems such as nasal congestion. Baroko addresses both function and aesthetics simultaneously through accurate diagnosis.
BEFORE
AFTER
Baroko Crooked Nose Rhinoplasty —
Improve breathing and appearance together
Successful deviated nose surgery requires the ability to move the nasal bone through osteotomy and to accurately correct the deviated nasal cartilage and nasal septum — only then can the deviation be fully corrected and nasal congestion resolved. This makes it a relatively demanding rhinoplasty procedure.
Baroko performs deviated nose surgery with extensive experience and expertise.
Benefits of Baroko Crooked Nose Rhinoplasty
Natural result
Correcting the nasal bone and cartilage simultaneously achieves a natural result.
A Balanced Profile
From the forehead to the nasal tip, the result is balanced harmoniously with each patient's individual face.
Deviated nasal septum corrected
A deviated nasal septum associated with a crooked nose can be resolved through correction.
Key Points of Baroko Crooked Nose Rhinoplasty
01
Selecting the most appropriate surgery
Baroko selects the most suitable surgical approach for each patient's type of deviation.
02
Refining the Bridge and Tip
Because we consider the bridge and nasal tip alongside the deviation correction, we create a balanced nasal profile.
03
Extensive experience and expertise of our medical team
Our experienced medical team performs every procedure.
04
Thorough aftercare following surgery
Our aftercare team supports you throughout recovery.
Surgical Procedure
When the nasal bone is deviated

STEP 01
Both sides of the deviated nasal bone are cut by osteotomy —
the bone that protrudes outward is moved inward, and the bone that is sunken inward is moved outward.

STEP 02
A straight, well-defined nasal bridge is achieved.
When the nasal septum and cartilage are deviated

STEP 01
The nasal septum and nasal cartilage are separated, the deviated nasal septum is corrected, and a spreader graft is placed.

STEP 02
A straight, well-defined nasal bridge is achieved.
Why Choose Baroko
Experienced care, thoughtful planning, and a focus on safety.
Crooked Nose Rhinoplasty — FAQ
Successful correction requires the ability to move the nasal bone through osteotomy and to precisely correct the deviated nasal cartilage and nasal septum. Only by doing this can the deviation be fully corrected and nasal congestion resolved — making it a comparatively demanding rhinoplasty procedure.
Yes. When the nasal bone is deviated, both sides are cut by osteotomy and the bone is repositioned — the protruding side is moved inward, the sunken side outward, to straighten it. When the nasal septum and cartilage are deviated, they are separated, the deviated septum is corrected, and a spreader graft is placed to straighten the structure.
A deviated nasal septum that accompanies a crooked nose can also be resolved through correction. Surgery takes under 2 hours and is performed under local and/or IV sedation, with same-day admission and discharge. Sutures are removed 6–7 days later and recovery is approximately 1 week (individual results vary).







