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Understanding how the nose is built is the first step in understanding how saddle nose deformity develops. The nose is a complex structure made of bone, cartilage, soft tissue, and internal support systems that must work together for both appearance and breathing. When any of these components weaken or collapse, the bridge of the nose …
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A saddle nose deformity—characterized by a noticeable depression or collapse in the bridge of the nose—can affect both appearance and nasal function. While this condition is often caused by trauma, prior nasal surgery, or diseases that weaken cartilage, it leaves many individuals seeking solutions to restore both form and function. One question that frequently comes …
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Rhinoplasty is one of the most popular cosmetic surgeries worldwide, performed to refine the shape, size, or function of the nose. Yet, ironically, a procedure intended to enhance appearance and breathing can sometimes cause a complication known as saddle nose deformity. This condition occurs when the nasal bridge collapses, leaving a noticeable depression that affects …
View Post about Why Rhinoplasty Is One of the Leading Causes of Saddle Nose Deformity

Saddle nose deformity is an often-overlooked condition that can have significant implications on an individual’s quality of life. It is characterized by a depression along the bridge of the nose, leading to a flat or sunken appearance. While primarily recognized for its aesthetic impact, many patients may not realize that a saddle nose deformity can …
View Post about Could Your Breathing Problem Be from a Saddle Nose Deformity?

If you’ve been diagnosed with a deviated septum, you may be concerned about more than just breathing problems. In some cases, a deviated septum can set the stage for a more serious structural issue: saddle nose deformity. This condition, which involves a visible collapse or depression of the nasal bridge, not only affects appearance—it can …
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A broken nose may seem like a minor injury at first, often dismissed with some ice and rest. But when nasal trauma is not properly treated, it can lead to serious long-term consequences, including the development of a saddle nose deformity. This condition not only alters the appearance of the nose but can also affect …
View Post about How a Previously Broken Nose Can Lead to a Saddle Nose Deformity

When people think of a “nose job,” they usually imagine subtle reshaping for cosmetic enhancement. But for individuals with saddle nose deformity, the surgical approach is far more complex. Saddle nose repair isn’t about refining—it’s about rebuilding. At the Manhattan-based practice of Dr. Maurice Khosh, patients from across New York City and beyond seek expert-level …
View Post about Saddle Nose Repair Surgery: Not Your Average Nose Job

At Dr. Maurice Khosh’s facial plastic surgery practice, Saddle Nose Repair, in New York City, we often see patients suffering from the consequences of autoimmune diseases that affect the structural integrity of the nose. One of the most visible and functionally impactful outcomes is a saddle nose deformity. This condition, marked by a collapse of …
View Post about How Autoimmune Diseases Can Contribute to a Saddle Nose Deformity

Saddle nose deformity is one of the more severe complications that can occur following rhinoplasty. It involves a noticeable collapse or depression in the nasal bridge, creating a concave appearance often referred to as a “scooped-out” or “saddle-shaped” nose. While it is not common, certain types of rhinoplasty procedures and surgical errors increase the risk. …
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