What can I do to treat the dents on my nose? (Photo)

Your up close photos show the asymmetry, however, this is something that would require rhinoplasty surgery to address, in all likelihood. This should be reserved for severe dissatisfaction with the appearance of your nose. I hope this helps. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

At 6 months after rhinoplasty surgery, you should be seeing a favorable result, although not a final result. Sometimes visualizing your before and after photos are helpful for alleviating concerns. If goals have not been met, a 6-month postoperative visit is an excellent time to address them...

Based on your photos, you may have external nasal valve collapse, a hanging columella, and a polly beak. If you're rhinoplasty surgeon is not comfortable dealing with these issues, it always makes the best sense to consult with another expert. In the right hands, your Airway could be improved,...

If I understand your question correctly, I believe you're concerned that the base of your nose looks more like the letter V when you smile. That would be considered a droopy nasal tip appearance. If you have severe dissatisfaction with your nasal appearance, please consider meeting with several...

Thank you for the photos and your question. I would need to see a front view photo of your nose but based on what you are describing you may be a good candidate for an alarplasty, also known as alar base reduction. This is a surgical procedure that aims to reduce the width of the nostrils. It...