The nose becomes crooked after trauma, which is caused by the traumatic deformation of the stent that maintains the shape of the nose. Such as nasal bone fracture, dislocation and collapse of nasal septum cartilage. In this case, if the influence is not too great, that is, the appearance change is not obvious, or I am not very picky about the face shape, which has little influence on the nasal ventilation function, it is best not to have plastic surgery, because after the old nasal bone fracture leads to the pathological change of the crooked nose, the fracture site is not reset in time, and a new callus is formed in the case of dislocation. In this case, if you want to reset, you must open the new corpus callosum again and put it back in place. The operation is not a major operation, but it is an injury in itself, which requires absolute aseptic conditions. In case of infection, the consequences will be unimaginable and may be self-defeating.

If you insist on giving it a try and agree with those upstairs, you must go to a regular hospital and you must not be sloppy.