Deviated nose surgery Crooked Nose Correction in Gangnam, Seoul
straight from the inside out.

Crooked nose correction straightens a nose that leans or curves to one side, whether from birth, growth or an old injury. At ONYX in Gangnam, Seoul, Dr. Yoo corrects the bone, the septum and the cartilage together, because straightening only the outside rarely lasts.

Straight, centred nose after crooked nose correction in Gangnam, Seoul
Planned 1:1 with your surgeon Every consultation is with Dr. Yoo Kunwoon, board-certified plastic surgeon.
  • 01 1:1 consultation with the operating surgeon
  • 02 3D CT scan & virtual simulation before surgery
  • 03 Structure-first design with your own cartilage
  • 04 English-friendly support via WhatsApp
Quick answer

What is crooked nose correction?

Crooked nose correction is rhinoplasty that moves a deviated nose back to the midline of the face. Depending on the cause, it combines repositioning the nasal bones, straightening the septum and reinforcing the bridge with cartilage grafts.

A crooked nose is often linked to a deviated septum, so many patients also breathe better afterwards. The deeper the deviation, the more structural work is needed to stop it drifting back.

Typical figures. Your surgeon confirms the details for your case.
Surgery time About 2–3 hours
Anaesthesia General anaesthesia
Approach Usually open
Splint & stitches Removed after about 7 days
Stay in Seoul About 7–10 days
Final result 6–12 months
Is it right for you?

Signs you may benefit

  • Your nose leans or curves visibly to one side
  • Your nose was injured or broken in the past
  • One side of the bridge looks different from the other
  • You also have one-sided nasal blockage
  • A previous rhinoplasty left the nose off-centre

Perfect symmetry is not always possible because faces themselves are asymmetrical, but most deviations can be greatly improved.

3D scan used to measure nasal deviation before surgery
How it is done

How a crooked nose is corrected

  1. STEP 01

    Find the cause

    3D CT shows whether the bone, septum or cartilage is deviated, or all three.

  2. STEP 02

    Straighten the septum

    The bent part of the septum is corrected or replaced with straight cartilage.

  3. STEP 03

    Reposition the bones

    Nasal bones are moved back to the midline with controlled osteotomies.

  4. STEP 04

    Reinforce

    Spreader grafts or cartilage support keep the bridge straight as it heals.

Recovery

Crooked nose correction recovery

Typical timeline only. Healing varies with the procedure, skin thickness and materials used.

  1. Day 1–3 Swelling and bruising around the eyes; breathing through the nose is limited.
  2. Day 7 Splint and stitches removed.
  3. Week 2–3 Bruising fades; breathing steadily improves.
  4. Month 1–3 Avoid any impact to the nose.
  5. Month 6–12 The final straightness and line settle.
FAQ

Crooked Nose Correction in Seoul: your questions answered.

Will my breathing improve as well?

If the septum is deviated, straightening it usually improves airflow on the blocked side.

Can a crooked nose bend again after surgery?

Cartilage has memory, so ONYX reinforces the straightened structure with grafts to reduce the chance of drift.

Is the nose broken during surgery?

In many cases the nasal bones are carefully repositioned with controlled osteotomies under anaesthesia.

How long should I stay in Seoul?

About 7–10 days so the splint can be removed and healing checked before flying.

Can you fix a nose that was crooked after another rhinoplasty?

Yes, this is a form of revision rhinoplasty and is usually planned with your own septal, ear or rib cartilage.

Visit us in Gangnam

Plan your crooked nose correction consultation in Gangnam, Seoul.

Address

8F, 18 Gangnam-daero 94-gil
Gangnam-gu, Seoul, South Korea

Getting here

Near Gangnam Station
Line 2 · Shinbundang Line

Hours (KST)

Mon–Fri 10:00–19:00
Sat 10:00–16:00
Closed Sundays & public holidays

ONYX Plastic Surgery reception and lounge on the 8th floor in Gangnam, Seoul