Deviated nasal septum treatment with septoplasty surgery

The most effective method to treat deviated nasal septum is septoplasty surgery. Modern medical practitioners developed many approaches to help improve the treatment's final results. As a rule, ENT surgeons perform endoscopic septum surgery. The main goal of septoplasty surgery is to straighten the nasal septum and artificially set an equal distribution of nasal cavity space. As a result, the patient will get rid of the related symptoms, improve their overall quality of life, and even achieve some positive changes in their appearance because septoplasty might slightly enhance the nose's overall positioning and look. Surgeons trim the nasal septum and reposition cartilage to achieve a perfect balance between the left and right parts of the patient's nasal cavity. Occasionally, doctors might also need to remove or reshape small parts of facial bones. Most actions are made through small incisions inside the nasal, and an additional incision might occasionally be made between the nostril. The recovery typically takes about a week, but the patient might proceed with most of the daily routines. Quite often, the surgery to correct the deviated septum is combined with rhinoplasty surgery to improve the appearance of the external nose.