Two months after surgery and nostrils are a VERY different height. Will this correct all the way back? (photos)

The bilobed flap is often a good choice, but one of the downsides we see frequently is alar distortion. It is not always seen. When it is, typically, the side of the defect is slightly pushed downward, and the opposite side is pulled upward. There is absolutely a chance that this will improve with time. I would suggest you massage the nose downward, in an attempt to break up scar tissue and stretch the healing soft tissues. Your surgeon can follow it monthly with photographs to see if it is getting better, worse, or staying the same. This can guide the decision of whether or not to consider an early revision - not likely  nor common, but occasionally necessary if the goal is optimal symmetry. Revisions come with some risk, so this is not to be taken lightly. An experience Mohs reconstructive surgeon will be able to guide you through this process expertly. Best of luck.

It may improve over time. It takes 6-12 months for final cosmetic result following reconstructive surgery. Best option is to continue to follow up with the doctor who performed the surgery. If it does not improve or you lose confidence in the doctor based on what he/she says, see another doctor who does a lot of nasal reconstruction. If still a problem, there are options to improve it.