An unusual collection: Nasal septal abscess secondary to a Furuncle

Abstract Nasal septal abscess is an uncommon entity and most likely to occur with nasal septal hematoma associated with trauma. It occurs when pus collects between the mucoperichondrium and the nasal septal cartilage. Complications can be avoided by prompt identification and initiation of appropriate treatment. Thus avoiding systemic and cosmetic sequelae.We present a septal abscess secondary to nasal furuncle in a tertiary institute. This case report also serves to illustrate the investigations, recommended management and possible treatment outcomes.