What is the treatment method for nasal bone correction?

The management of nasal bone correction includes rhinoplasty using hyaluronic acid fillers, implants, or autologous cartilage grafts. For deviated nasal bones, corrective options may include filler augmentation or surgical realignment. If complications arise after rhinoplasty, patients should first undergo an ultrasound examination at the hospital before considering further surgical intervention. In cases of long-standing nasal fractures where obvious callus formation has occurred—typically due to trauma resulting in nasal deformities such as dorsal humps, protrusions, or wide noses—patients require open reduction performed by a plastic and cosmetic surgery specialist.