Rhinoplasty can correct many structural nasal problems, from birth defects to facial harmony. Some of the most common issues rhinoplasty can fix include:
Congenital birth defects and nasal disfigurations
Breathing and nasal airway function concerns
Blunt trauma or force injuries, including sports and on-the-job injuries
Previous botched rhinoplasty (patients should wait at least one year before secondary rhinoplasty)
Nose or nostril width, size, angle, or shape
Structure of nasal bridge, including correction of bumps or depressions
Nasal tip cartilage manipulation
Nasal asymmetry