Will Removing Rhinoplasty Grafts Restore Nose to Original Look?

Hi Arvin,
If no other changes were made to your nose during the procedure, then removing the rib graft should restore your nose to it's previous appearance.  In many instances, the graft causes scar tissue to form around it's pocket so that after the graft is removed there may be a little more volume present than previously.
Good luck and be well.
Dr. P 

In general, rib grafts are used only in patients with severe secondary deformities which are cartilage depleted without a septum or ear. Many of these noses, long-term, can a have a more separated appearance unless one softens the dorsum by adding fillers to the side of the graft or dorsum, or long-term one can reshape the dorsum and tip and add a temporizing fascia graft such as Alloderm to help reshape the nose so it does not look so sculpted and operated on.

No your nose will not the same.  Of course there are several reasons to use grafts during rhioplasty.  I reserve those types of grafting procedures for revision rhinoplasty surgery.  they are associated with longer recovery periods secondary to swelling.  Before and after photos would be useful in evaluating your results.