Yes! Using advanced surgical techniques, Rhinoplasty surgeons can fix the septum in a crooked or previously broken nose. During this procedure (called a septoplasty), the surgeon will reposition, trim, and straighten the cartilage and bone that make up the septum. This combination of surgeries is also known as septorhinoplasty, and it addresses the appearance of the nose and can improve breathing.
This procedure can take about 90 minutes depending on your aesthetic goals and personal needs.