We Performed Deviated Nose Aesthetic Surgery For Male Patient

Asymmetric Nose Correction Operation We performed an open technique rhinoplasty operation on a male patient with asymmetrical light reflections on the nose and thick skin features. When viewed from the front and above, you can see the asymmetrical areas on the nasal bone, nose tip and nasal wings. Nasal arch reduction, left marginal rim grafting, bilateral alar base resection and dome stitche technique, cap graft and columellar stut graft were applied to the patient with the help of micromotor. In this way, even if a fully symmetrical light reflection is obtained in patients with asymmetries in multiple areas on the nose; When the recovery is completed in the long term, asymmetric injuries and asymmetric healing tissue are naturally occur due to the effect of asymmetric healing tissues that occur in asymmetric surgeon trauma areas (ie, asymmetric injury and production of asymmetric healing tissue is natural since more operations are performed on one nasal bone side on the other). Gener