Can a deviated septum post op bend back out of place? Is the doctor responsible? I'm going to have a revision (Photo)

Septal cartilage has retained memory and will "want" to bend back to its native shape.  From your pictures it appears that your septum has moved back to its native position.  Your problem can likely be surgically repaired, but a full external and internal nasal examination is necessary.  Contact a local facial plastic surgeon for a consultation.  They should be able to help you.

Hello Icra09, Thank you for your question.Without examining you, physically feeling the tissue, assessing your desired outcome, taking a full medical history, and discussing the pros and cons of any further treatments it is difficult to be comprehensive.Unfortunately once the septal cartilage has been disrupted (trauma) and becomes crooked it maintains a memory to the path of least resistance.  It appears from your photos your septum has slipped back into its crooked position.  This can be fixed but would require a revision surgery.It can be quite difficult to get 100% straight, but this could definitely be improved upon with certain grafts and camouflaging techniques. I would seek out a skilled Facial Plastic Surgeon to help you.Best of luck, DrS