Nasal Injury Repair

Definition

Nasal injury repair involves the diagnosis and treatment of trauma or damage to the nose, including fractures, lacerations, or deformities. The procedure restores both function and appearance of the nose.


Purpose of Nasal Injury Repair

  • To realign fractured nasal bones and restore normal shape

  • To repair lacerations or soft tissue damage

  • To maintain proper nasal airflow and breathing

  • To prevent long-term deformity or functional complications


Types and Methods of Repair

Closed Reduction

  • Non-surgical realignment of nasal fractures

  • Usually performed under local or general anesthesia

Open Reduction & Surgical Repair

  • Surgical correction for complex fractures or severe deformities

  • May involve grafts or reconstruction of nasal structures

Soft Tissue Repair

  • Suturing cuts or lacerations on the nose

  • Restores skin integrity and cosmetic appearance

Post-Treatment Care

  • Pain management and antibiotics if required

  • Nasal splints or dressings to support healing

  • Follow-up to ensure proper alignment and function


Benefits of Nasal Injury Repair

  • Restores normal nasal appearance and structure

  • Improves breathing and nasal function

  • Prevents long-term deformities or complications

  • Enhances overall comfort, aesthetics, and quality of life

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