Asymmetrical tip of the nose, what would be the best way to fix? (Photos)

Thanks for the question.  There are several ways to get the same result; however, the best way to insure you have a long term result is by reinforcing the new infrastructure with more cartilage.  I think you will need more cartilage at least available to the surgeon in case some is needed.  You may already have a cartilage graft in the nose that can be reused.  IMHO, the existing cartilage needs to be separated, reshaped, sculpted, and sutured back with a cartilage graft to give it some long term stability.  Good luck.

A revision rhinoplasty can accomplish making the nose more symmetrical, especially in the nasal tip. Suture techniques, asymmetrical cartilage removal, and cartilage grafting techniques will all be required to make this knows more symmetrical. Look for a very experienced Rhinoplasty surgeon for best results.