Procedures

Nasal valve stenosis / nasal valve collapse repair (functional rhinoplasty with spreader or batten grafts)

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Functional rhinoplasty that widens or supports a narrowed internal or external nasal valve with cartilage grafts — commonly spreader grafts between the dorsal septum and the upper lateral cartilages, or alar batten grafts along the lateral nasal wall. Graft cartilage is usually taken from the septum or the ear.
SurgicalGeneral112 before/after photos
Rating
9.86/ 10
from 232 reviews
Satisfaction
99.1%
from 232 reviews
Downtime
7–14days
Full recovery 8–24 wks
Flight safe
14days after

FX as of 2026-08-06 · VAT refund for foreign patients ended in January 2026

How long is the downtime for Nasal valve stenosis / nasal valve collapse repair (functional rhinoplasty with spreader or batten grafts)?

7–14 days. Full recovery 8–24 wks · Flight safe 14 days

A cartilage donor site is required, and grafts placed in the middle vault can visibly widen the nasal dorsum.
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Clinics offering Nasal valve stenosis / nasal valve collapse repair (functional rhinoplasty with spreader or batten grafts)

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Last updated 2026-08-06