Can I fix deviated nasal septum without surgery?

Based on your photos, you appear to have a slightly droopy nasal tip appearance, and the bridge, just above your tip, projects from your face a bit too far. Rhinoplasty surgery may be considered for achieving a tip lift, and a less distracting, and more feminine nasal profile appearance. Adding...

Adding volume to the area you marked may be considered for improving a retracted columella, or a deep angle betwen your columella and upper lip. Thank you. Dr Joseph

The nasal aperture on your left is a drop smaller than on your right. This could be from a deviated nasal septum, however, if you're not having trouble breathing through your nose, this is imperceptible and maybe left alone.

I would not advise firm manipulation of your nose in the areas that were injected for at least two weeks after your treatment. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Since you appear to have a broad and flat nasal appearance, with relatively thick nasal skin, I'm not convinced that injectable fillers would be pleasing for you. Adding fillers may lead to a wider nasal appearance on front view. Rhinoplasty surgery may be considered for achieving narrowing in...

When somebody consults us for rhinoplasty surgery, if we feel that there is HA persisting in the nose, we will refer them for dissolving. We have seen incredible results of filler dissolving, typically within 48 hours or less. Wish to get a second opinion about this. Wishing you well moving...