Although nose reshaping surgery is often associated with aesthetic corrections for the nose, it can also improve its function. In some cases, health insurance pays a portion of the procedure to solve breathing problems. Breathing problems are usually caused by a deviated septum or other structural defects inside the nose. The septum is the cartilage between the structure of the nose. A slight deformity resulting from an injury can lead to persistent discomfort. Symptoms include congestion, sinus infections, headache, nosebleeds, and trouble sleeping. Our doctors will treat the deviated septum to clear the airway to correct the nose's structure. As a result, you will breathe more comfortably, alleviate unpleasant symptoms and allow for a more restful sleep.