Crooked Nose or Uneven Swelling? 5 Months Post Op (photo)

Hello. At five months you are still far from your final results and I would advise you to be patient. Rhinoplasty patients will not see the true outcome of their surgery until roughly one year after the initial operation. Any unsatisfactory results can be attributed to swelling at this point.
 

Jaime Perez, M.D.
Rhinoplasty specialist
Plastic Surgery Center of Tampa

Everyone is asymmetric.  The fetus is formed by two neural tubes, left and right, which develop minor or major asymmetries. Your nostrils, ears, eyes, hands, feet, etc. are not identical.  When you look in the mirror, your brain tends to make you symmetrical in your minds eye over time.  But if you get a mirror that reverses your image, you may freak.  If you photoshop your face, split it down the middle, duplicate each half and flip it over, you will see two different people.

You seem to have a bump above the left upper lateral cartilage which may be slightly separated from the left nasal bone. A small amount of filler may soften the contrast, but do not expect perfect symmetry from any nasal surgery.  Best wishes. Knowledge is power.  Luis F. Villar MD FACS

Over the internet vs in person examination offers a better chance of seeing what you are seeing. I do not see any issue. But obtain in person second opinions. 

No one is perfectly straight and symmetric. Your nose looks very nice and I would relax and enjoy the changes over the next several months.

The first thing I usually say to my rhinoplasty patient is,"we all have asymmetric faces".This causes the nose to be slightly deviated to one side or the other. It may be subtle and not noticed or obvious. After rhinoplasty, as the nose becomes more refined, the slight difference becomes more noticeable. You may be noticing this asymmetry. Allow completion of healing process which may take approximately 12 months.