Injured septal structures may result in the loss of structural support of the nose. Septal thickening may obstruct the nose. Someone should look into your nose to determine if there is a hematoma. Cartilage or bone may be broken, out of place, or injured. To restore your appearance these may need realignment.
Many individuals have prior injuries, distortions, or asymmetries that have gone unnoticed.
We ask that you bring a preinjury photograph to help see what your nose was like before injury. A fracture reduction will not improve old deformities. Even if the nose is made symmetrical it will drift back into the preinjury position. The choice is either no evaluation or evaluation, treatment or no treatment. You could let an injured nose just heal as it is.