Rhinoplasty for Nasal Deformity due to Birth Trauma A Case Report

This case report examines the application of rhinoplasty for correcting nasal deformities arising from birth trauma. Birth trauma can lead to significant functional and aesthetic complications in the nasal structure due to mechanical forces during delivery, impacting the infant’s respiratory efficacy and nasal appearance. The subject of the case report is a 21-year-old female who presented with dissatisfaction regarding her nasal appearance, characterized by deviated structure, poor projection, and breathing difficulties issues traced back to nasal deformities caused at birth. This report details the surgical techniques utilized, focusing on the use of septal extension grafts to correct the nasal axis and improve both the aesthetic and functional outcomes of the nasal structure. The successful use of rhinoplasty enhanced the patient's nasal functionality and overall facial symmetry, demonstrating the procedure’s efficacy in addressing birth-related nasal deformities