Can a deviated septum contribute to asymmetrical craniofacial development

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One side of my face is noticeably wider and more defined than the other. Just wondering if this could be due to a deviated septum
 
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midline deviation caused by an underlying assymetry in the facial skeleton, most likely maxillary

not the other way around
 
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NZb6Air said:
midline deviation caused by an underlying assymetry in the facial skeleton, most likely maxillary

not the other way around
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Is Invisalign or some sort of braces the solution im looking for or js pure cope
 
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