1 week post op Rhinoplasty not happy with results so far. Any suggestions? (photos)

It is FAR too early to assess results, as you are only 1 week after a rhinoplasty.  The majority of the swelling will be gone by 4-6 weeks, but the final appearance can take up to a year.  Relay your concerns to your surgeon and have patience, as this will be a slow, gradual process that hopefully leads you to the results that you are looking for.  Best wishes!

At one week after rhinoplasty, it is way too early to see the results.  Swelling will certainly be in the tip for many months.

A rhinoplasty is traumatic to the nose and results in a great deal of swelling, which will mask your final result for weeks, even months. It can take as long as a year to see your final result.So be patient. Express your concerns with your surgeon so he/she can address them.Click on the link below to see a rhinoplasty result after complete healing.All the best.

At this stage, you have just begun the healing process. The nose is diffusely swollen and not at all near the final result. The swelling will continue to come down over the coming weeks to months and give you a better idea of what your nose is going to look like. It is imperative that you routinely follow up with your rhinoplasty surgeon throughout this time so they can monitor your nose for any changes and address any concerns you have along the way. Best of luck. 

This is an unfortunate situation but since you are only one week out from surgery time is on your side. With the gradual resolution of swelling things will probably look better. It will take a good 6 months to be about 90% healed and usually most surgeons will avoid revision surgery for about a year or so. Work with your surgeon if possible and perhaps a touch up later might be possible if the result falls short of what you were hoping for. When you are more healed you can certainly elicit the opinions of other surgeons to get educated about any options going forward. For now, I would recommend being as patient as possible and expect things to improve as the swelling gradually resolves.  Best of Luck  Dr Harrell