Nose tip asymmetry - how can this be corrected? (Photos)

The bony base of your nose is also wide, the tip is narrow and asymmetrical. You would benefit from a rhinoplasty and possible septoplasty.

Best Wishes,

Gary Horndeski, M.D.

You didn't post any profile or 3/4 views, but from these frontal views, your nose seems to be quite long, meaning the tip is drooping down. I'll bet the profile view and 3/4 views show that you might like having the tip elevated. Perhaps quite a bit. Then, the upper half of your nose appears to be so wide, unnaturally wide. Have you had surgery on the nose previously? It looks as though there's big graft on your bridge, or perhaps a bump was taken down but the bridge wasn't fixed up after removing the bump. Perhaps I'm wrong about the history, but if I were addressing this nose, I'd start with excellent morphs of the profile and 3/4 views, plan on narrowing the bridge and elevating the tip, and then (all in one operation, of course) addressing any remaining asymmetries. *Only* addressing asymmetries on this nose, without taking on any other issues you might notice, is unlikely to make much of an improvement, and is also unlikely to correct the asymmetries. Also, if narrowing the bridge and elevating the tip are indeed part of the picture, those two corrections by themselves go a long way toward correcting asymmetries, because asymmetries on a smaller nose are simply less apparent and bothersome than asymmetries on a larger nose.
And finally, this is definitely not a procedure that any plastic surgeon can accomplish. You must be careful in selecting your next surgeon.