Uneven Nostrils After Rhinoplasty (Photo)

It is to early to evaluate your result.  That being said I do agree there is significant nostril asymmetry.   As swelling settles over months things will change hopefully for the better.   In some situations nostril asymmetry does occur from primary rhinoplasty.    This often can be touched up with a secondary procedure if needed.   

It is very early after surgery right now so it would be best to follow your surgeon's advice and wait for the nose to heal. It's hard to say whether your nostrils will become more symmetric over time. Often as the swelling resolves there can be quite a bit of change, though.Continue to follow up with your surgeon so that he can assess your progress.

It is too early to make a determination about the final result.The nose
can be swollen for up to a year or more. Swelling will depend upon the
nature of maneuvers employed, presence of grafts or implants, thickness
of skin, open vs closed, revision vs primary, etc. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA

If the nostrils were symmetric before surgery, there is a good chance this asymmetry will resolve with time. Follow up with your surgeon so he can follow the progress of your rhinoplasty recovery.

HI,I would say that ultimately you will need an alar rim graft to correct this asymmetry. I dont think any stitching will suffice. You should wait 2 to 3 months before doing anything but I dont think anything will change.Best,Dr.S.