My nostril height is different on either side of nose and is worse since precious surgery any advice ? (Photos)

Hello sammybear252 - Thanks for your question.  It is unusual to have any change in nostril height with septoplasty and turbinate surgery.  If your surgeon used the right side of the nose to approach your septoplasty and closed the right sided incision too tightly it can tack up the alar rim a bit too much.  This may correct itself or may need some type of scar release and composite graft placement to re-lower after 6-12 months of healing. Did you also have a cosmetic rhinoplasty?  If you also had a cosmetic rhinoplasty, you will have to wait a year to see how the nostrils finalize their position after all the tip swelling goes away.  Most patients have a certain amount of asymmetry in the nose to begin with that worsens with rhinoplasty.  I would recommend that you wait it out and work closely with your surgeon to see what may be necessary after you are healed.  Good luck, Dr. Shah

 Functional nasal surgery should not change the shape of the nose. Functional nasal surgery such as a septoplasty and turbinate reduction  are performed in the back of the nose to improve airflow dynamics. Functional nasal surgery is performed for medical necessity. A rhinoplasty is required to change the shape of the asymmetrical tip cartilages. If a rhinoplasty has been performed on the nasal tip, it's best to wait at least one year before electing to undergo another procedure. For more information and many examples, please see the link and the video below 

It is unlikely that pure septal work changed your nostril size in anyway.  At three weeks out, you are probably still experiencing swelling and will have to give it time to settle.