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Nasal Valve Collapse - Rhinoplasty Seattle | Joseph Shvidler, MD

In the middle to lower portion of the nose are the nasal valves. The airway route from the nose to the throat, where air eventually enters the lungs, is narrowest here. There is a good reason the nasal tube is constricted. You can adjust your airflow thanks to the resistance it offers, and it also gives you the impression of breathing in and out (there is a satisfying feeling when you are able breathe in deeply through your nose, and you can feel the air flowing in). Additionally, if you've ever experienced severely cold weather, you are aware of how crucial it is to warm and humidify your breath. It's not enjoyable to inhale icy, highly dry air through an open mouth. Therefore, a small opening into your lungs turns out to be crucial.

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