Top Ten Tips for Extending Your Pool Season August 7, 2014 By Kevin Jenkins All pool owners want to get the most out of their swimming pools, but in many areas of the country, the swimming season might be limited to a few short months during the summer.
It also helps to keep the inside of the nose moist. When the septum is deviated, one or both sides of the nose can become blocked. In these instances, surgery can help correct the deviation and improve airflow. The CT scan and picture of the nose shown below demonstrate show examples of a deviated nasal septum.
Also known as nasal tip ptosis, a drooping nose can be caused by a variety of factors. A well-proportioned nose will appear in harmony with the face, but one that is disproportionate may appear aesthetically unappealing. In the case of nasal tip ptosis, the nasal tip is elongated or droops disproportionately. In some cases, an elongated septum or nasal bridge may cause the nose to appear elongated. The effects of aging, such as a decreased amount of lack bony support and loosening of connective tissues and ligaments, may also cause the nose to droop.