Plain x rays are typically of little value in diagnosing nasal fractures. CT scans are not much better unless there is significant displacement or comminution. History of trauma, nasal bleeding, visible displacement and clinical exam are more accurate for diagnosis.
From the photos, IMHO, the asymmetry of the nostrils are a direct reflection of a deflected anterior septm to the left combined with tip cartilage asymmetries (the left tip is lower than the right making the left nostril more horizontally oriented). The indentations along the dorsum...
When you choose a plastic surgery for a rhinoplasty, it is important that you are comfortable with their judgement and the quality of the work they do. I have had patients like you who have expressed concern over the possibility that their nose will be made too short. It is a common fear but I...
