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It's a good idea to let an avian vet look at this. If it's scar tissue, trying to remove it will cause a lot of pain and bleeding. She can still breathe okay with one open nare. And don't get too worried about her face sucking in with each breath. It's just the "vacuum" effect of the open nare...

FYI - the nares are connected by a continuous channel. Looking at the side of a chicken's head, you should be able to see daylight all the way through to the other nare. When I need to clean gunked up nares, I use saline or mineral oil or liquid coconut oil. These solutions do no harm if some is...