When you are referring to a bad nose job, it is important to consider several possible areas.
Is the result temporary? Often times continued improvement can be expected over the next year or so.
Secondly, is it a bad outcome based on too much tissue being removed? That is the hardest to fix since, other sources like ear or rib might be necessary to fix the problem.
Thirdly, is it a bad outcome because not enough tissue was removed? If that is the case, additional contouring is still highly achievable.
Finally, is there some asymmetry or crookedness present? Often this can be camoflauged with grafts and other techniques and ranges from simple to complex in nature.
It is also best to wait at least one year from your original surgery before seeking a revision to give your nose a chance to maximally heal.
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