Hump Nose: Cases That Require Osteotomy vs. Cases That Don't?

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We have prepared the 21st Q&A session with Dr. Shim Jung-hwan! ❤

​Today's topic is 'Hump nose: Cases that require osteotomy vs. cases that don't?'.

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Hump nose: Cases that require osteotomy vs. cases that don't?

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Osteotomy may only be necessary if the hump is severe.

A nasal hump consists of a bony part and a cartilaginous part.

The cartilage portion is excised, and the bone portion is either shaved down if it is mild, or requires an osteotomy if it is severe.

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Also, if a large amount of the upper bone is shaved down, it creates an open roof deformity. In this case, a lateral osteotomy is required to close the roof. Additionally, because the nasal airway may become narrow and cause breathing discomfort, a spreader graft using cartilage is often performed together

to prevent the airway from narrowing.

Did this resolve your questions about which hump nose cases require osteotomy and which don't?!

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We will be back with even more informative content next time 😄

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