Nasal bone repositioning is a surgical procedure to correct fractures or breaks in the nasal bones, restoring proper alignment and nasal shape.

When is it needed?
- Physical trauma or injury
- Sports injuries
- Car accidents or sudden impacts
- Nasal deformity, pain, or difficulty breathing

Procedure:
- Usually performed under local or general anesthesia
- Fractured bone segments are carefully realigned (repositioned)
- Fixation techniques may be applied if necessary to stabilize bone fragments
- Intervention can be through internal (endonasal) or external incisions
- Procedure is usually short and often completed within the same day

Benefits:
- Restores nasal shape and symmetry
- Opens nasal airways, improving breathing
- Corrects aesthetic and functional issues
- Minimally invasive with a short recovery period

FAQs:
1. Is the procedure painful?
- No pain during surgery; minimal discomfort may occur during recovery.
2. How long is full recovery?
- Usually 1–2 weeks for major swelling and pain to subside.
3. Will breathing improve?
- Yes, proper bone alignment restores normal nasal airflow.