Filler Injections for Uneven Nostrils? (photo)

Fillers can be an option to correct asymmetry non-surgically.  You would want to set up a consultation because without seeing you in person it is difficult to tell.

I think that hyaluronic acid fillers are very useful in revision rhinoplasty as a temporary correction or to correct a low dorsum as seen in Asian patients.  Hyaluronic acid filler can be used to correct slight asymmetries or after primary rhinoplasties that need to wait for at least a year before considering other surgery.   Use of fillers allows for normal wound healing and restoration of a reasonable appearance until definitive nasal surgery can be done, 1 – 1.5 years after previous nasal surgery.

Filler injections in the lower third of the nose, especially after scarring has taken place can be tricky. I would avoid anything permanent. In fact, your surgeon may be able to inject saline or local anesthesia in the area to "simulate" what a filler may accomplish. In the end, minor revision surgery may be the best option.