What can I do to eliminate curled nostrils?

Surgical revision of polly beak is usually successful when performed by a surgeon experienced in revision rhinoplasty.  Your photo shows a significant polly beak with multiple components including loss of tip support, excess prominence of the supratip which may be from underresection or...

I have used taping after surgery in some select rhinoplasty cases. I have found it helpful in the care of rhinoplasties where the nose was twisted and we straightened it. I am very specific with instructions on how to tape as I feel that you can create problems if it is done incorrectly....

  This hemosiderin deposition may well dissipate over time.  I would ask your surgeon about this.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA

It is a common practice to add cartilage to both support and widen the thin parts. I would recommend having at least 2 consults.

From your photographs it looks like you may have cephalically positioned lower lateral crura (meaning that they angle too far up toward the eyes). This can cause the parentheses deformity you mentioned. The result is that there isn't adequate underlying structural support of the nostril margins...

Your hanging columella should be able to be repair using revision rhinoplasty techniques. A common method that I use is a tongue in groove setback technique in which the columella cartilage (medial crura) are pushed upward where they overlap the septum. Once in the proper position the columella...