The nose or nasal cavity is a part of the respiratory, speech and sensory systems. Through them, the air is cleaned, moisturized and warmed up so it can be less harmful upon entering the body. Within the nasal cavities lies the sense of smell and it is essential for vocal production. The outer nose is connected by bone, cartilage and connective tissue. The nasal cavity is a vaporous space located between the orbit and the maxillary sinuses, separated by the nasal septum. The nasal septum is rarely found in the symmetrical center. This is known as a septal deviation. The most common causes of nose deformity are congenital (apathy, hypoplasia, hyperplasia, cleft, neoplasms, vascular anomalies and others) and traumas (violence, falls, traffic accidents, sports, etc.). When taking an anamnesis, it is important to ask about alcohol and drug consumption, as well as symptoms such as congestion, discharge or bleeding from the nose. Physical examination should be done with a nose speculum which greatly facilitates the diagnosis. Nose deformities can be divided into external (rhino lordosis, rhino kyphosis, rhino scoliosis, nasal collapse and rhinophyma) and internal (synechia and atresia, perforation, deviation, thorn, ridge, luxation).Depending on deformity, a certain operational procedure is performed. In this case, an operation of the septal deviation, rhinoplasty, septal perforation surgery, Saunder's operation, concha electrocoagulation, blood vessel ligation, etc., may be performed. The goal of the operation is to improve the aesthetics of the nose and its overall function.