Before & After Results: Male Deviated Nose Rhinoplasty
Procedure: Male Crooked nose Rhinoplasty using Close Approach with hinge osteotomies and controlled release of the frontal nasal spine, plus septal realignment.
Goal: Correct long-standing right laterorrhinia (nasal deviation) with left septal deviation, align the bony–cartilaginous framework, and restore breathing while preserving a natural, masculine appearance—without external scars.
Summary:
This male patient reported a lifelong deviated nose without a clear history of trauma. Examination showed marked rightward nasal deviation (laterorrhinia) with left septal deviation and mild facial asymmetry, a common association in these cases.
A male crooked nose rhinoplasty was performed by Dr Escobar. The septum was straightened to re-establish a stable L-strut, and hinge osteotomies with controlled fracture/release of the frontal nasal spine were used to liberate the bony memory that kept the dorsum and septum deviated.
The above step is critical to obtain a durable, midline alignment while maintaining the stability of the nasal pyramid. Tip definition was refined conservatively to match the corrected axis. After this crooked nose rhinoplasty, the patient was able to breath normally for the first time in his life.
Male Crooked Nose Rhinoplasty| Deviated Septum| Results include:
- Midline alignment of nasal dorsum and septum.
- Scarless outcome thanks to the closed male crooked nose rhinoplasty approach.
- Improved nasal airflow and function.
- Refined tip symmetry consistent with masculine proportions.
- Stable bony framework after memory release with hinge osteotomies.
