What procedure do you recommend for revision rhinoplasty due to exposed, asymmetric nostrils?

We have had good success lowering retracted and asymmetrical nostril margins after previous rhinoplasty. If you are otherwise happy with your result, consider a permanent non-surgical option. Thank you. Dr Joseph

it seems that your dorsum is pretty good but you have some tip issues.... your tip cartilages haven’t been meticulously controlled and the resection of the lateral crus of your lower lateral cartilages have resulted in alar retraction ....these can be brought down with division of the scar and placement of a small graft as a spacer at the time that your tip is refined...Good luck

Eclectic955754, although an exam is much preferable to online photos it appears that revision may be of benefit. Specifically a lateral crural batten may be of benefit. Seek an opinion from an experienced plastic surgeon that specialzes in only faces and averages about 100 rhinoplasties per year. see the video and good luck!