It may be a simple issue with a straightforward solution. It appears that your nasal septum is off to your left and poking into the left nostril. If that is the case, merely removing a slice of cartilage would take care of the problem. Of course, there may be other issues which I could only...
When combining a function procedure/medically necessary procedure (turbinate surgery), with a cosmetic procedure (rhinoplasty), it is best to discuss the specifics of what is and isn't covered with your surgeon and insurance provider. Health insurance plans vary greatly in what is covered and...
First of all, it's important to know that everyone's face has numerous asymmetries if you look hard enough and analyze enough. One nostril attachment will look higher than the other in anyone who smiles asymmetrically -- and most people can and do smile asymmetrically, at least some of the...