The general direction is the same: remove a small part of unsupported eccentric cartilage, reduce the tension between bone and cartilage, keep most of cartilage, and remove part of bone when necessary to restore bone and cartilage to the central position.

Don't worry, the nose will not collapse after the operation, and the nasal septum will not deflect again (unless it is hit hard). It has no effect on the shape of the nose.

The premise is: a senior doctor in the otolaryngology department of a large regular general hospital will handle it. If the surgeon is not skilled or careful, it may cause adverse consequences, such as perforation of nasal septum, central depression of nasal dorsum, collapse of nasal tip, deviation of nasal septum and so on.