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If there is nostril asymmetry that you would like corrected, I would recommend an exam to determine if anything may be done.Find a board certified plastic surgeon who performs hundreds of rhinoplasties and rhinoplasty revisions each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
It's unlikely that your nostril symmetry will improve. However, it's worth a try. Stop manipulating your nose for 3-6 months and see what sort of results you achieve. If that doesn't work, alar base surgery can be performed to improve symmetry.
Your nostril asymmetry will probably not change over time. I don't believe the asymmetry is related to any of your actions. Consult a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon.Best wishes
If one nostril is larger than the other it is unlikely to go back to normal, it is also unlikely to be caused by nose picking. It is quite common to have differences in the shape and size of the nostrils which can be caused by a number of factors eg a crooked septum.I would suggest you get reviewed by a plastic surgeon with a specialty interest in rhinoplasty surgery for an opinion.Hope it goes well.Damon Thomas FRACS
With regard to nasal deviation, three possibilities generally exist:1. Visible external nasal deviation with internal septal deviation2. No visible external nasal deviation (nose appears straight) with internal septal deviation3. No visible external nasal deviation (nose appears straight)...
Thank you for your inquiry! It seems that you need a physical examination since it is not possible to provide you with a good answer without specific details. I highly recommend that you schedule a consultation especially that you have developed breathing problems. It is important to mention...
Narrowing a wide nose involves multiple techniques to accomplish the goals of narrowing. Medial and lateral osteotomies of the nasal bones will be needed to narrow the bridge line. Tip suturing techniques to the lower lateral cartilages will narrow the tip. An alar-plasty will be required to ...