My face is asymmetrical. My nose slants to the right, the tip looks twisted and I have a dorsal hump. How can I fix this?(photo)

It appears your nasal asymmetry resulting in a slight right sided deviation is stemming from the position of your nasal bones.  Osteotomies to break your nasal bone and reposition them would help.  A septoplasty may also be necessary to correct the right sided positioning.  Your tip can be refined as well as a your dorsum reduced. 

Dear pjaz96
Thanks for the question. Rhinoplasty is used to correct malformation in the nose, including asymmetry. A rhinoplasty may even be medically necessary if your nasal asymmetry affects your breathing. Cheek and chin augmentation are the most effective procedures for correcting severe facial asymmetry. I wish you all the best.

Asymmetries are a normal part of almost everyone's face, so try not to be to critical of yourself. A crooked nose can certainly be improved. If it was fractured, you have a good chance of getting it pretty straight again. It can be more difficult if it simply grew crooked, but improvements can always be made. Be sure to see a rhinoplasty specialist who has a lot experience with crooked noses.

Facial asymmetry is exaggerated when looking at photos. I often point this out during consultations and computer imaging. You are used to seeing yourself in a mirror, photos are backwards so asymmetries are more evident. Regarding the nose, it's important to see all views to give a better opinion. Again a personal consultation and computer imaging is very helpful for this as well.  

   I think that tip refinement would make the greatest improvement.  The hump and deviation can be improved as well.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA