Nasal aesthetic concerns or breathing problems
By The Treatment Registry editors
Patients present with cosmetic concerns about nasal shape, with functional breathing problems (e.g. deviated septum, turbinate hypertrophy), or both. Treatment options span from intranasal medication to septoplasty to combined functional and aesthetic rhinoplasty. Stub — editorial review pending.
Treatment ladder
Conservative options are first-line where appropriate; surgical options are typically reserved for cases where lower-tier options are unsuitable or have failed. Decisions are individual and depend on clinical assessment.
Conservative
- Intranasal corticosteroid
For mucosal congestion. Stub.
Procedural
- Septoplasty
Correction of a deviated septum without external nasal change. Stub.
Surgical
- Rhinoplasty (open or closed) · View procedure page
Cosmetic and/or functional reshaping of the external nose. Stub.
- Septorhinoplasty
Combined functional and aesthetic. Stub.