Can a revision rhinoplasty make the bridge of my nose look thinner and more defined?

From the photo, it appears that either your nasal bones weren't brought in after the hump removal, or the bump was taken down too much. Either way, it is correctable by a rhinoplasty expert.

Hello and thank you for your question. Based on your images, it appears you may be a good candidate for revision rhinoplasty and that the procedure could help you achieve your current goals. Keep in mind that this surgery is very complex, requiring a great deal of skill, precision, and artistry to perform correctly. Make sure you work with a very experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon with expertise in revision techniques to ensure the best possible outcome.

Thank you for your question. Yes, with the right surgical maneuvers, the nose could be narrowed and straightened. Revision cases are always more difficult, so please be sure to seek out a surgeon who does revision rhinoplasty often. All the best!

Sometimes people need repositioning of their bony nasal side walls with osteotomies. This is typically performed with osteotomies where instruments are used to infracture the nasal sides for a narrower nasal appearance. Hope this helps. Dr Joseph

Based on your present frontal photo I see no reason why you cannot achieve your photoshopped image
(all views are imperative for a truly informed discussion).

1. Nasal deviation: requires open rhinoplasty with *complete* exposure of the nasal septum. The septum must be straightened by scoring and greensticking and secured in position with cartilage grafts.
All nasal structure must be replaced "curing" any born(congenital) malformation/asymmetry of the nasal structures
2. Nasal bones are wide and require osteotomy
3. Insertion of upper lateral cartilages into the pyriform aperture are too wide and must be released form the aperture
4. Nasal tip sculpted with suture techniques and possible cartilage grafting

This is a rough outline to be further defined with photographs and a thorough examination
Let me know if this addresses your question