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Nose Re-Surgery

For the inside and tip of the nose, if it is crooked, doesn't it need to be removed openly and then reconstructed?

The tip cartilage, whether it is the alar cartilage or the ear cartilage that was inserted, or whether it is an extended septum, seems to be bent and sticking slightly out beyond the nostril, and inside the nose the septal cartilage also seems bent to one side. Even if the dorsal silicone is removed openly and all the non-implant materials at the tip are removed, the crooked part will not straighten, right... If I want to fix the bend.... is reconstruction surgery the only answer? I wonder whether Three Major also does reconstruction together.... Or if I leave the crooked part crooked and just have it removed, will the nose still be okay?.... At my previous hospital, they removed and extended the septum without me knowing, so the septum became crooked and the tip became crooked too.... I was thinking only about removal because I really dislike having to put something into my nose again for a reconstructive revision, and I am afraid of another complication someday, but I heard that a crooked nose cannot be fixed by removal alone I am worried about what to do If there are any people who only had removal without fixing the crooked part, did the nose get even more crooked after removal...? Please help...

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