Nasal vestibular stenosis is a relatively uncommon deformity with significant aesthetic and functional effects on the patients. Trauma, infection, iatrogenic insults, and congenital lesions have all been described as causes of vestibular stenosis. Iatrogenic trauma to the nostril resulting in narrowing of the nasal aperture can include prolonged nasal packing, chemical cauterization, poorly executed surgical maneuver that sacrifice the lining membrane of the vestibule. Herein, we report a case of nasal vestibular stenosis after maxillofacial surgery, which was successfully treated with endoscopic lysis of synechiae and nasal stenting.