Deviated Nose Correction (Septoplasty For Straight Nose Appearance)

· Those looking for septum correction surgery in Seoul, South Korea.
· Those with deviated septum / injured nose.
· Those with breathing difficulties caused by nose injuries.
· Those who wish to improve better nose airflow system.
· Those who wish to correct nose function and appearance after experiencing nose injuries.

Deviated Nose Correction, also known as Deviated Septum Surgery and Septoplasty, is a surgical procedure performed to straighten the septum that has been deviated by either injuries or deformities since birth. The deviated septum could block the airway and lead to difficulty breathing; septoplasty fixes and widens your nostrils, allowing better airflow through the nose.

Septoplasty is done by making an incision on one side of your nose to get direct access toward the septum. The deviated septum will then be corrected to move into the right position. If there shall be any barriers such as extra pieces of bone or cartilage, they will be removed. The mucous membrane will then be repositioned as a final step in the procedure.

1. You will be given general or local anesthesia
2. An incision will be made to create a path towards your septum
3. Deviated septum will be moved into the right position
4. Removal of barriers such as extra pieces of bone or cartilage
5. Mucous membrane will be repositioned
6. Stitches may be necessary to hold the septum
7. End of treatment

<Advantages>
· Immediate result
· Improve nose appearance
· Improved nasal airflow
· Permanent results

<Limitation>
· May cause temporary numbness in the surgical area
· Extended recovery time

· Stop taking Aspirin, Ibuprofen, and other blood-thinning medications 2 weeks prior to the treatment
· Fasting for at least 8 hrs is required for surgery with general anesthesia

· Avoid strenuous exercise for 2 to 3 weeks
· Elevate your head when sleeping to avoid wound complications
· Avoid sun exposure for 3 months
· Limit salt intake
· Apply ice compresses for at least 2 to 3 days
· No wearing glasses for at least 2 to 3 months
· No pull-over clothing for 2 weeks
· Avoid hard chewing foods for 2 weeks
· Avoid yawning or wide-mouth opening for 2 weeks
· Avoid nose blowing or sniffing through the nose for 2 weeks
· Baby toothbrush is recommended for the upper teeth for 2 weeks
· Inevitable sneeze can be done with mouth open

· Bleeding
· Scarring
· Septum perforation
· Altered nose shape
· Decrease smelling sensation

Q1: Is this considered major surgery?
A1: No, but it is usually recommended after you have ruled out other treatments for nasal blockages.

Q2: Will this change my nose shape?
A2: It may. However, the main objective of septoplasty is to only correct a deviated septum.

Q3: How long can the effect last?
A3: The treatment has a permanent result.

Q4: Is it true that this may change my voice?
A4: There were histories that some experience voice changes or that they may sound less hyponasal. However, that is not necessarily the case as septoplasty and vocal resonance have no relationship.

Q5: What if I feel like sneezing if I can't blow my nose?
A5: Of course, do not try to hold your sneeze. However, try to sneeze with your mouth open to minimize the blowing of your nose.

[Clinic Name] Banobagi Plastic & Aesthetic Clinic
[Location] Seoul, South Korea
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] Walking distance from Yeoksam Station Exit 6 and Eonju Station Exit 7. Surrounded by a lot of eateries and hotels.
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday to Friday (9:30AM - 6:30PM) ; Saturday (9:30AM - 4:00PM)