Upturned and More Bulbous Tip After Rhinoplasty?

The answer to tyour question depends on many factors. Was a septoplasty done? If so, then swelling at the base of the nose from the septal work can cause temporary tip rotation and elevation. Was an open approach used? If so, then tip swelling is normal at 1 month, even if the tip was not worked on. Did the surgeon shorten the septum or cut the muscle that causes the tip to drop down when you smile? If so, then like septoplasty, swelling can cause some of what you describe, but not all of it will likely go away. Finally, some noses with very strong tip cartilages will rotate upwards after profile reduction alone is done.
Hard to say exactly without before and after photos, an operative report, and an examination. However, best to wait and see how things settle down over the next few months. If the surgeon says he or she did not touch the tip, then it probably should turn around soon.
Good luck

Since it has only been approximately four weeks since your nasal surgery, the nose is still quite swollen. There are many different tip techniques that are performed on a rhinoplasty; it is impossible to tell what was done without looking at the operative report. The tip will tend to settle down over the next several months, upwards of a year, so be patient. Please check with your original rhinoplasty surgeon.

I find that after rhinoplasty, the tip of the nose is often upturned a little and the tip appears more full. In my experience this is always due to swelling and always resolves over the course of several months.
Since you are not my patient, and I have not examined you, I can only speculate on your situation. Since it has been only 4 weeks, it is most likely that you're nose is still very swollen and that these changes you describe will improve once the swelling goes away.