Age: 36, Sex: Male, Height: 5'7", Weight: 150 lbs.

About two years ago, I was in a car accident and injured my nose. I'm not sure if it was technically broken, but it became swollen and slightly crooked. I visited an ENT in a timely manner and made an another appointment with that doctor to have my nose reset. However, I never actually went through with the procedure because of insurance issues. (My car and medical insurers both stated that it was the others' responsibility.)

Now, my nose still remains slightly crooked. I've also been having breathing issues and recurrent nosebleeds since the injury. I was told by the ENT I originally went to that I had a deviated septum that was worsened by the injury.

What are my options for correcting the injury now, two years after I incurred it? Correcting the breathing issues are my priority, but I'd also like to correct the slight crookedness if possible. My understanding is that plastic surgery could accomplish both of these things, but I'd like to keep whatever is done to a minimum and avoid that route. Is there anything else I should be considering?
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Got injured nose two years ago. I've had breathing issues since then and am considering plastic surgery to correct the
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Age: 36, Sex: Male, Height: 5'7", Weight: 150 lbs.

About two years ago, I was in a car accident and injured my nose. I'm not sure if it was technically broken, but it became swollen and slightly crooked. I visited an ENT in a timely manner and made an another appointment with that doctor to have my nose reset. However, I never actually went through with the procedure because of insurance issues. (My car and medical insurers both stated that it was the others' responsibility.)

Now, my nose still remains slightly crooked. I've also been having breathing issues and recurrent nosebleeds since the injury. I was told by the ENT I originally went to that I had a deviated septum that was worsened by the injury.

What are my options for correcting the injury now, two years after I incurred it? Correcting the breathing issues are my priority, but I'd also like to correct the slight crookedness if possible. My understanding is that plastic surgery could accomplish both of these things, but I'd like to keep whatever is done to a minimum and avoid that route. Is there anything else I should be considering?
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Was in car accident two years ago. My nose still has slight crookedness. Seeking advice on how to correct the
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