Am I developing inverted v deformity? Is my nose worth fixing? (Photo)

Inverted v should declare itself fairly quickly after rhinoplasty. It's caused by over-resecting the nasal bones, so not something that worsens with time.
You do have a flat bony nose relative to your cartilaginous (mid vault and tip) nose, and excess supratip fullness. I see this frequently in my revision rhinoplasty practice. Eliminating some of your supratip fullness would create a more natural profile and create tip definition.
That said, you're beautiful and it's a decent nose. Wouldn't recommend revision unless you found a revision specialist you love and this bothers you a great deal. Hope this is helpful!

An inverted V deformity is when somebody can see an upside down V on the bridge of the nose at the junction of cartilage and bone. This is not obvious in your photos and you appear to have a lovely result. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr. Joseph

I think you have a good result. I don’t see an inverted v but in person it may be more noticeable. I don’t think you need a revision