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Hello! Correcting nostril asymmetry under local anesthesia is something that is commonly done but it all depends on what is causing the asymmetry and if there needs to be other issues corrected like support of the tip and nostrils. Every case is different and should be evaluated by a rhinoplasty surgeon.Hope this helps!Paul D. Durand, MDRhinoplasty ExpertMiami, Florida