Which procedure should I choose for my nose? I think it's crooked (Photo)

Hello, hope you are well. I agree with your judgement and would not recommend filler. In addition to what we can see with your external nose being crooked, my guess is that you have a deviated septum. I would recommend septorhinoplasty with involves harvesting cartilage from the nasal septum (straightening it in the process if needed), and then reconstructing the lower 2/3rds of the nose with cartilage grafting to correct the asymmetry. Osteotomies would likely be performed as well.
Best,Dr. Tower

Cartilage graft for crooked nose: if you do not wish to undergo a septoRhinoplasty to straighten the nose a more limited procedure which can usually be done under local anesthesia, would be to take a piece of cartilage from the back of your ear and add it as an “onlay“ graft to the concave side which is your left. This is a camouflage technique and does not truly straighten the crooked septum but makes it “look straight“. A full septorhinoplasty with direct work on the septum would be another way to go which is a little more involved.

A formal rhinoplasty would be the best longterm option. It would require osteotomies and septoplasty to place the nose in the midline without cartilage grafts which may resorb unevenly.