Can a cephalic resection be reversed/ can it be reconstructed?

Yours, if real and accurate diagnosis, is a common issue for nasal revision specialists, needing grafting to restore, reinforce or repair the over resected or damaged lateral cruras and tip support.

  Yes, the nasal tip can be reconstructed with cartilage grafting techniques which include alar batten grafts, spreader grafts, alar rim grafts, and a composite graft.  A full set of pictures and an in-person examination is required due to the fact that revision rhinoplasty is even more difficult than a primary  rhinoplasty.  For more information and many examples, please see the link and the video below

Thanks for your question. This is a common problem that people come with after primary rhinoplasty. Over resection of your lower lateral cartilages can cause over-rotation of your tip. In disastrous cases it can lead to collapse of the nasal alae. You can reconstruct them during a revision rhinoplasty using cartilage grafts either from your septum or your ears. The techniques work well. Check out my before and after for an example. Good luck!