Facial nerve triggers the outer corner of right brow causing one asymmetrical angular eyebrow, what are my options? (Photos)

I feel your right eyebrow could certainly be lowered just a small amount with Botox to equal the brows bilaterally.  It is a fairly easy and straightforward procedure but will only last about 3 months.  I do not think this is related to your nasal issue. Good Luck to you!

Often, the cause of eyebrow elevation and asymmetry is underlying upper eyelid ptosis and eyelid asymmetry. I can't tell from the photos. I recommend you see an oculoplastic specialist.

That is the most likely cause of your brow asymmetry.  Typically correcting the ptosis improves the brow symmetry because the asymmetry is usually compensatory due to the ptosis.

The frontalis muscle is pulling up more on that side creating the peak.  Some Botox into that area will keep it relaxed for about 3-4 months at a time which will make the brows symmetric.  

This goes into the department of not bad enough to do anything about it. Everyone has expressive dynamics to their face. This is what makes us unique. Trying to change things like this introduces variables and potential complications which you wish you never had prior to this endeavor. The pictures are a little fuzzy, but I don't see that your nose is that bad either. That said, its you who is having issues, and I shouldn't impose my personal opinion about it, but I would encourage you to consider the risk/benefit ratio when embarking on surgical solutions to minor problems.

Rarely are people totally symmetrical. This can be due to a number of different causes however many instances of congenital growth abnormalities may be associated with facial features which are not symmetrical. The eyebrow issue mentioned by the writer may be addressed by Botox or by Thermirase, a radiofrequency alteration of the nerve. This should be done by someone who is very experienced in the procedure. The facial asymmetry however can be due to bony changes. Extensive workup including MRI or other imaging studies could demonstrate asymmetry in the bones however it is likely that nothing would be done except in extreme cases. Therefore the study is probably not justified.

a left browlift could be done to attempt to gain symmetry.  alternately botox can used ( off label ) to drop and elevate eyebrows, albeit temporarily.  the nasal tip issue is unrelated and could only be addressed surgically.