The Rhinoplasty Center: Nasal Fracture

Nasal Fracture

After a nasal fracture a patient's nose may be twisted to one side or the other. Also, it may have a new bump. This is called a saddle nose or a boxer's nose deformity. A few examples are shown here:

$Rhinoplasty picture of patient with nasal fracture$	$Rhinoplasty picture after correction of nasal fracture$
$Rhinoplasty picture of patient with nasal fracture$	$Rhinoplasty picture after correction of nasal fracture$
$Rhinoplasty picture of patient with nasal fracture$	$Rhinoplasty picture after correction of nasal fracture$
$Rhinoplasty picture of patient with nasal fracture$	$Rhinoplasty picture after correction of nasal fracture$

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My nose is not only broken, but it's twisting to the side. How do you fix it?

I've broken my nose three times, can I still have it repaired?

I've heard where noses have been broken so much that there is no longer anything to work with. Can you still fix it?

How long will I wear a cast for after you repair my fractured nose?

Will there be a lot of bleeding after the repair of a broken nose?

What are nasal packings? Do you use them to repair a broken nose?