Can swelling remain 3 years a after revision rhinoplasty in a patient with thick skin?

At least one year. Depending on the age and skin of the patient, the scar may stay red longer. It will never be gone, just better. Dr. Peter Neumann

The bones are indeed narrowed more than ideal.  The alternatives are to re break the bones which would require formal revision rhinoplasty or fill the area in.   I have had long term success with fat grafting.

Dear Realself user, It is way to early for you to be worried about the thickness of your nose. Give yourself more time since the swelling will reduce alot within 2 months. Keep in mind that it takes up to a year for the nose to set completely.   Best of luck! TAS Aesthetic Surgery Clinic

At the one year mark after your previous rhinoplasty you could have a revision with addition of cartilage grafts from your septum and probably also requiring rib cartilage which could restore your profile and some of the width of the tip.  You cannot completely recreate your old nose but could ...

It sounds like a little too much bone was removed from the upper bridge of the nose, which can result in a depression or indentation in this area. It is unlikely that the bone will regrow and replace that which is missing. It takes about a year for all swelling to resolve and it will be wise to...

Typically, the grafts will remain in place and maintain their correction over time. The one exception is the use of ear and rib cartilage that can warp slightly over time but the bulk of the material typically maintains the correction and if it is fine at five years, it should remain at ten or...