Would revision fix my nose? 5 years post-op tip is too pointy, it's crooked and it's hard to breathe (photos)

Have you seen your original surgeon to discuss your concerns? This should be the first step when considering a revision rhinoplasty, as your original surgeon possesses the operative report which can sometimes provide information to help understand why your nose is crooked and why you have difficulty breathing. If your original surgeon is unwilling to meet with you (which would be very surprising, as we plastic surgeons should have our doors open to all of our postoperative patients, even from years ago), you can request the operative report, as well as your before and after photos, so that you can consult with another board certified plastic surgeon. It is important to seek surgeons very experienced in revision rhinoplasty. Keep in mind that not all primary rhinoplasty surgeons perform revisions, as the skill set is quite demanding for revisionary surgery. You might require a cartilage graft to help improve your result, but a physical exam would be necessary to make this determination. Revision rhinoplasty is a very technically challenging procedure and should only be performed by the experts, so again, please consult with a surgeon who has decades of experience in revision rhinoplasty.

Thank you for your question. All of these issues could be addressed with a revision rhinoplasty. Revision surgery is always more difficult, but if these issues bother you enough to undergo surgery (especially difficulty breathing), then it is likely that surgery will be worth it.
-Dr. P