Possible Broken Nose. Will it Look Exactly the Same After it's Fixed?

Your surgeon should be able to have your nose appear close to your original nose. But it really depends on your individual circumstances and the nature of the trauma. I would recommend communicating these concerns with your surgeon. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.

It is common to wait a few days to allow the intial swelling to decrease prior to performing a repair of a facial bone injury.  This allows the soft tissue envelope to normalize which makes restoring the bone position easier.  No one can guarantee that reduction of a fracture will result in a perfect restoration of a nasal contour.

 Fracture and displacement of the nose can  result in many different asymmetries of the nose. The  Upper lateral cartilages can also become displaced as a result of the fracture.  After reduction of the nasal fracture  the nose should look very similar to the original nose, however the nasal bones tend to be more narrow  due to osteotomies that are needed to be performed to straighten the  nasal bone fractures.