Nasal obstruction Q&A
Explore informative articles on nasal obstruction, the nasal valve, functional rhinoplasty, and revision consultations.
Nasal valve rhinoplasty: 5 functional problems that can occur if missed
We discuss the relationship between nasal valve support and breathing, surrounding structures to evaluate in surgical planning, and limitations in generalizing specific techniques.
5 functional problems to check during a revision rhinoplasty consultation
We explain how to evaluate the onset of nasal obstruction, examine the septum, nasal valves, inferior turbinates, and mucosa, and review previously used materials during a revision rhinoplasty consultation.
How to choose the right clinic for revision rhinoplasty
We outline consultation criteria for reviewing prior surgical records and current structural anatomy, NOSELAB's closed reconstruction approach, materials to prepare, and recovery precautions.
3 reasons to combine functional and aesthetic rhinoplasty
We summarize why external appearance changes and internal nasal support should be assessed together, along with anatomical structures and key questions to consider when planning both functional and aesthetic surgery.
What does a CT scan look for among imaging tests to diagnose nasal obstruction?
We explain the internal nasal structures, implants, and cartilage details evaluated with CT during nasal obstruction and rhinoplasty consultations, as well as the limitations of image interpretation.