What is a Crooked Nose?
    •    A visible asymmetry where the nose tilts to one side.
    •    Can be mild or severe, affecting breathing and appearance.
    •    Caused by injury, genetics, or nasal structure abnormalities.

Causes of a Crooked Nose:
    •    Genetics – Some people naturally have an asymmetrical nose.
    •    Nasal Trauma – Injuries can shift the nasal bones.
    •    Deviated Septum – When the cartilage between nostrils is off-center.
    •    Poor Nasal Development – Irregular growth of nasal structures.
    •    Surgical Complications – Previous nose surgery may cause misalignment.

Symptoms of a Crooked Nose:
    •    Visible nose asymmetry – The nose leans to one side.
    •    Breathing difficulty – Due to airway blockage.
    •    Frequent nasal congestion – A common sign of a deviated septum.
    •    Snoring & Sleep Issues – Caused by airflow obstruction.
    •    Facial Imbalance – Disproportionate nose affecting aesthetics.

Treatment Options:
    •    Non-Surgical Fillers – Dermal fillers to reshape minor asymmetry.
    •    Rhinoplasty (Nose Surgery) – Permanent correction through surgery.
    •    Septoplasty – Fixes a deviated septum for better breathing.
    •    Nasal Exercises – Minor adjustments through muscle control (limited effect).
    •    Breathing Therapy – Helps improve airflow issues.