What type of nose would suit me best? (Photo)

After a rhinoplasty, I am imaging that you still have an external splint in place. It would be unlikely that you have severely injured your nose; however, I would relay your concerns to your surgeon who will evaluate you and formulate a plan according to what is necessary. Best wishes!

Dear SaraAlar asymmetry is commonly seen post rhinoplasty when the alar bases are not symmetric to begin with. In general there are two vectors of asymmetry that are of consequence. First is vertical position differences. These can be improved with internal sutures and small wedge resections,...

Usually, the nose is either packed with a gel-like substance, or silicone splints are placed when repairing an injured septum. The splints are stitched in place and usually are removed at one week. The gel packing will remain in place for 3-4 days on average. Relay your concerns to your...

For 3-4 weeks after rhinoplasty, it's suggested that patients avoid heavy exercise or other activities that would cause the heart to race, as this could cause an elevation in blood pressure, which may lead to bleeding and prolonged swelling of the nose. Another concern during the initial 3-4...

The problem is that after nasal trauma, if cartilage has been shifted, the normal anatomy is warped over time.  You would require a surgical rhinoplasty in order to repair your nose.  I recommend seeking out a Board-Certified plastic or facial surgeon who will accurately assess your...

From the photos it seems there is enough step off to warrant a scar revision.  I would not wait is it will only improve slightly and this period of waiting may add to your consternation.  It would only involve some local anesthesia in an office setting.  Otherwise you had a nice...