8 months after rhinoplasty, tip of nose is leaning more to left & causing the right side to block some of the airway? (Photo)

The tip of the nose hold onto the swelling for the longest time- up to a year. I do think it is important to touch base with your surgeon to let them know of your concerns, however, I would wait a full year before any revision is considered. 

Without physical examination it's impossible to say but it looks as though there may be asymmetric swelling in the tip. Even at eight months one can expect improvement going forward. Remain patient.

Hello and thank you for your question.  The
best advice you can receive is from an in-person consultation.  You may benefit from spreader grafts.  I recommend that you see your surgeon sooner and share your concerns.
Best wishes and good luck.
Richard G. Reish, M.D.
Harvard-trained plastic surgeon

I would return sooner than 5 months.  The revision depends on what all was done initially but it usually isn't as difficult as the initial operation.  Spreader grafts often help open a narrow airway but an thorough intra-nasal evaluation is necessary.  Good luck.

Thanks for your question.  Without an in-person exam it's tough to tell what's going on, but sometimes when you have a cosmetic rhinoplasty, the airway can be made smaller and this can lead to breathing issues.  You should consider giving your surgeon a call and trying to get in earlier.  He will want to hear about what's going on.  You may need a small revision where a graft would be placed - not a huge surgery, but anytime you're doing a secondary procedure in a nose, the stakes are high and the outcomes are not always predictable.  Speak with your surgeon, he knows what he did and what he would prefer to do.