If there are no specific medical indications, no breathing issues- I wouldn't go for it. You accept your external appearance- and that's the most important thing. And the pursuit of "perfection" is a mere waste of money and health.

I've got a deviated septum, but I've no plans to straighten it out. You should only have surgery when your nose can't breathe at all, or if some inflammation has started, otherwise... inflicting injuries upon oneself (when they're not needed) - no thank you, if you please.

Predictably, everyone here will say that, of course, it's not necessary, looks aren't everything and so on. Nonsense! "Used to myself" doesn't mean it's beautiful and doesn't spoil. A broken nose can't not spoil a face! Especially, if it's not too small. I reckon, you should get a rhino, to make your face symmetrical, and the nose prettier, it doesn't mean changing its natural shape, but restoring it as it should be, and then, maybe, you're naturally a beauty, not "nothing special".

[quote="За"]Predictably, everyone here will say that, of course, it's not necessary, looks aren't everything and so on. Nonsense! "Used to oneself" doesn't mean it's beautiful and doesn't spoil. A broken nose can't not spoil a face! Especially if it's not too small. I think, one should get a rhino, to make the face symmetrical, and the nose prettier, it doesn't mean changing its natural shape, but restoring it as it should be, and then, maybe, you are naturally a beauty, not "nothing special"[/quote] That's correct of course, but I repeat again - my deviation occurred AFTER rhinoplasty (although the nose itself after rhino is generally okay - a kind of French one). So one should be prepared that rhino might not give 100% of the desired result and it's not a panacea for all nose troubles.

It depends on how severe the deviation is. I'm in favour because I've been through it myself, but in my case, I needed to have the surgery at 15, not 25, because my bones had formed unevenly. I had surgery and correction, and of course, it's not perfectly straight, but it's a million times straighter than it was. So, you just need to tackle this issue, find a good surgeon who inspires trust and takes responsibility for what they do, and go for it! 😆 Your nose is already crooked, what have you got to lose?

It can only warp if they left the partition crooked and didn't touch it. And slightly asymmetrical nostrils are nothing compared to a crooked nose, although it depends on what kind of distortion the OP has, maybe there's nothing to discuss at all. Mine was just heavily shifted to the right to such an extent that if you imagine an isosceles triangle and shift one side to a right angle and leave the other, you get my broken nose😢 After the first rhino, I didn't do a repeat but a correction, and you can't see my operation at all. If everything is done tastefully and with the maximum preservation of the shape given by nature. The OP doesn't even need to touch the nostrils, the back, the tip, just straighten the bone and the partition😊

Yes, under anaesthesia and with a plaster cast as usual, the thing is, the duration of the operation is shorter and after just 10 days there's hardly any swelling on the nose. As a rule, if the first operation is done well, you just have to correct some aspects, although I could have avoided doing this, but since I started, I decided to see it through to the end, which I'm very glad about. And why did the nose start to twist? Was it narrowed?

In general, he looks like he's had a good nose job, in a good way 😊 Nice nose.

After my rhinoplasty, my nose is more crooked than yours. You don't need to touch it. Your crookedness is minimal - it doesn't spoil anything at all.

Yes, perhaps you're right 😊 Maybe I should calm down and live as before, damn coffee maker! 😊 If it hadn't broken, I probably wouldn't have been bothered by this question at all 😊 Seems like, I'm really "going mad from luxury". I've read the comments, if there's a high chance that the nose will get worse, probably it's not worth it at all. Thanks a lot to everyone! As for you, a massive thank you!!! 😊

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People wrote that my nose is crooked, well, bent to the right. In reality, it seems straight. Should I have surgery? They didn't tell me, they said it's all because of the blood vessels, they will be strengthened. But the septum-nothing. So, what should I do? Visually, the nose is straight.