Asymmetry of the nostril insertions can be corrected by repositioning the lower one up a few millimeters. It is more predictable to lower a high nostril than it is to raise a low one.
scotthickman,What you are seeing in your photo is the asymmetry between your nostril insertions. Facial asymmetries are common to everyone; however the difference in your nostrils is a few millimeters and noticeable to you.Possible techniques include repositioning of the lateral crura. This is an advanced technique with potential risk of changing your nostril shape in other ways. I would recommend having a consultation with a rhinoplasty specialist who can ask a medical history, perform an examination of your nose/face, and analyze standardized photographs. With this information she/he can present appropriate treatment options appropriate for your nose/face. Computer simulation can help get you and the surgeon on the same page before proceeding. Safety comes first.
