Sinusitis, which can stem from different factors such as septum deviation, intranasal anatomical complications, adenoid hypertrophy, nasal polyps and upper respiratory tract infections, is a disease characterized by blockage of the canals connecting the sinuses to the nasal cavity. Symptoms of sinusitis, which can occur acutely or chronically, include snoring, fever, nasal congestion, facial pain and reduced sense of smell.

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Rhinoplasty is one of the most challenging plastic surgery procedures. Although it is performed by the most experienced and skilled surgeons, nasal deformities or breathing difficulties may occur after the operation. The primary reason for this is the complex anatomy of the nose, issues peculiar to the skin structure, weak cartilage structure, and the healing capability of the individual. In cases where similar problems recur after rhinoplasty, it may be necessary to resort to revision rhinoplasty.

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Rhinoplasty, also known as nose remodeling, can be defined as an operation performed in order to eliminate nasal deformities due to congenital or acquired traumas and to have a natural looking nose in harmony with the individual’s facial features.

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The nasal septum is the partition that divides the two nostrils, forming two identical airways of the nasal cavity. The deviation of the cartilages and bones in the nasal septum due to congenital or later impacts is referred to as septum deviation. In some people, the degree of septum deviation is low and does not cause any complaints, while in some others, it may cause symptoms that impair the quality of life such as chronic nasal congestion, nosebleeds, frequent recurrence of upper respiratory tract infections, facial pain, post-nasal drip, snoring and chronic headache.

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