Is it common to only have one side of your nose broken during Rhinoplasty? (photo)

Thanks for your post. Each particular rhinoplasty case is performed individually to meet the exact and specific needs of the individual patient. Crooked or asymmetrical noses may sometimes require something to be done on one side but not necessarily on the other. While unilateral osteotomies are not routinely performed, for many cases such as a crooked nose, it would not be particularly unusual. Additionally the nasal dorsal swelling appears to be consistent with a recent surgery. If you are unhappy with your appearance now, please wait for further recovery and swelling subside. Hopefully, everything will improve. Share your concerns with your doctor and follow all postoperative instruction to optimize your results. Hope this answer helps. 

After doing this procedure for 35+ years I would say that anything is possible but it would be very rare that a surgeon can remove a significant hump and/or straighten a nose without breaking the bones on both sides.