One of my nostril sits higher than the other. Any suggestions? (photos)

There are some options to correct asymmetry depending on the
severity of the problem, but without seeing you in person there is no way to be
sure which if any of these is an option for you. If you had nostril reduction
then asymmetry is sadly common as it is a very difficult procedure. It
requires great accuracy and skill. Now initially it may seem a bit more
obvious due to swelling and it may get somewhat better with time but
unfortunately once the nostrils are repaired inaccurately they will stay that
way. Correction is difficult. Hope this has helped.

Thank you for your question.  Yes, I would agree that in the immediate post-operative period, you can still have asymmetry of the nostrils.  Also you still have the cast on, which may be causing some deviation of the dorsum/nostrils, as well.  At one week, we really cannot say anything about your final result, as it will take at least 6 months for all swelling to resolve.  However, the majority of your swelling will subside rather quickly.  Be sure to discuss your concerns with your surgeon.  I hope that this helps!-David Gilpin

Thanks for your question and photographs.  Its not unusual to have nasal asymmetry at this stage of your post operative recovery.  Also the splint may be pulling and causing some distortion.  Be patient, you are still very swollen and its too early to be concerned about your final result.

I see your concern but with great swelling after swelling it is difficult to assess your symmetry. Please follow up with your doctor as these issues require the attention of a PS.