Hello RozeRoze, Thank you for your question.Without examining you, physically feeling the tissue, assessing your desired outcome, taking a full medical history, and discussing the pros and cons of any treatments it is difficult to be comprehensive.This is also difficult because there is no photo. I am assuming you have asymmetry now between the sides based on your question. If the footplate has been removed completely then the other side can also be reduced but that carries a risk of an unstable tip and possible collapse. You could just place a small graft on the left side to build it up to match the right. Ear cartilage is a reasonable option if septal cartilage from your nose is not available. The other option is filler like juvederm to camouflage the depressed area.I would discuss this with a facial plastic surgeon who can sit down with you and discuss your various options. Good luck, Dr. Shadfar