nasal septum deviation

In case of nasal obstruction due to nasal septum deviation, should the nose surgery be performed in two stages?

Although every surgeon may answers this question somewhat differently depending on his work style, but in general, in a case of the need to septoplasty (a corrective surgical procedure done to straighten the nasal septum) due to troubled breathing, if we guess the patient may be willing to do rhinoplasty surgery in the future, it is better to do septoplasty and rhinoplasty simultaneously.

Since, performing rhinoplasty on patients who have already undergone septoplasty by another surgeon is more difficult, and may even lead to somewhat weaker results. However, this is a general comment. Sometimes, the septoplasty can be even postponed until after rhinoplasty only if the nasal septum deviation has not a big impact on nose deviation. However, in my opinion, it is not a good idea to adjourn rhinoplasty to the time after nasal septum surgery. That is, if the patient requires both surgery, it is often better to do both surgeries in one session.