Is it possible to have surgery to get a more 'Asian looking" nose?

At 2 weeks, you are very early in your recovery and there is still quite a bit of swelling that will resolve along your bridge, and especially between your eyes.  The ear cartilage itself will not resorb, but the final height of your radix will be lower when fully healed.  

Using tissue from your own body will create the most permanent results in the safest manner.  The biggest risk with Gore-tex long-term is the risk of extrusion through the skin.  Since Gore-tex is a synthetic material it will never become incorporated as a living part of the nose as...

Your nose is wide at the lower portion and you have flaring nostrils.  There are simple limited procedures just to deal with the wide nostrils and more involved procedures involving breaking the bones.  The less involved procedure would be less costly and give you some worthwhile...

L-shaped implants are used when a surgeon wants to build the bridge of the nose and increase the projection of the tip. It is usually performed through a closed approach and very quick. I definitely try to avoid L-shaped silicone implants as they increase the risk of "extrusion" which is...

For the most significant change in Asian rhinoplasty, rib cartilage is the best choice for a number of reasons.  The rib and chest will be somewhat sore for the first 4-5 days after surgery, and sutures are removed a week after surgery.  By the second week, most of this soreness has...

In reviewing the photos you have sent, I believe your expectations are very realistic. As previously discussed, your tip can be thinned, refinned and projection added, likely with septal cartilage alone, in combination with suturing techniques. Additional cartilage from the ear would be used if...