Why does my nose look different from one side to the other? (Photo)

It is normal for both sides of the face and nose to be asymmetric.  Even plastic surgeons cannot guarantee perfect symmetry.  In rhinoplasty we correct the internal structure of the nose (with septoplasty to start straightening the nose and then use surgery techniques with sculpting and suturing and either adding (with cartilage grafts) or removing tissue to improve balance.

Rarely is a nose perfectly symmetric. Especially in cases where a bit of a hump is present on the bridge it is often not perfectly centered leading to a slightly different profile from side to side. Your tip cartilages that give definition to the tip are slightly different from eachother (as most people's are). These issues are best addressed through a rhinoplasty and are reasonable issues to address. Perfect symmetry however is rarely achievable, although improvement can be made. 

Hello,The problem is that your nose is not symmetrical. The majority of us are not symmetrical and differences between one side and the other of the face are the rule and not the exception. In your case, the cartilages that form your nasal tip are a bit different and that is why one side looks better to you. I hope this helps.