Revision Rhinoplasty: Stories

Hi, I had a revision rhinoplasty done almost 2 years ago to correct my original rhinoplasty which came out looking very unnatural for my face. It was much bigger than my original nose and the tip was bulky and terribly unrefined. The problem with this revision rhinoplasty was that it is now too short for my face. The other extreme! The nose is upturned (Saddle-bridge) and the tip is bubbly. I am a 30 year old male so it has really wrecked my confidence to have a more feminine looking nose that is too short. Its safe to say my original nose was the best so far and I do regret getting both the rhino and the rhino revison done. I am contemplating getting a third rhino revision now though becuase I really dislike this. My question is.... What are the chances that a 3rd revision to correct a short nose will actually come out good and fit my face? All my research has shown that this procedure is extremly difficult and very risky. One source sighted that rhinos to correct short noses result in success less than 50% of the time. What is the deal with this procedure. Should I quite while I am behind? How difficult is it to actually get good results on a 3rd revisino. too short. Sure most docs will say they can do it, but please give me an honest answer here. I don't like this nose but can't afford to take a chance on a procedure that comes out looking good less than 50% of the time. Thanks for your help