OP: Tension nose

A tension nose always involves a nasal septum that is too large, which pulls the actual tip of the nose forwards and thereby reduces the size of the nostrils. This makes breathing through the nose more difficult and even causes tension in the upper lip in some patients. When correcting a tension nose, the nasal septum is reduced in size and perfectly adapted to the proportions of the nose, so that the nostrils are slightly enlarged and the inner nostrils are relieved.

During an on-site consultation, we can show you the options for correcting your tension nose and also explain all the necessary steps in detail.