The nose is usually not self-correcting and can be corrected surgically. The nose is usually caused by congenital dysplasia of the nasal cartilage, spasticity of the nasal tissue, and acquired trauma. Regardless of the cause, the cellular organization of the nose is already formed and self-correction is usually ineffective. If the nose is affecting facial aesthetics, it can be corrected surgically. Surgery can effectively lengthen the cartilage of the nasal septum, thus improving the symptoms of the nose and making it look better. Patients need to pay attention to good care of the wound after the operation to ensure local hygiene and avoid infection and scarring. When you undergo the surgery, you should choose a regular professional hospital, and if you have any discomfort after the surgery, you should consult the doctor in time to avoid any delay in your condition.