Feel like I have inverted V Deformity, any chance this is just apart of healing or bad nose job? (Photos)

There can be many reasons behind nasal asymmetry and deformities, but the primary treatment is usually revision surgery. In some cases, small fillers may be considered as an alternative solution — but only if there are no breathing problems. If breathing is not an issue, we can sometimes avoid surgery with minor filler injections. However, the main treatment for this condition is typically a revision rhinoplasty, which means another operation might be necessary in your case. The presence or absence of a breathing issue is the key factor here.

Hello and thanks for your question. Based on your photos you need rhinoplasty. You have a inverted V deformity and bulbous nose tip. Wideness of your nose can be decreased with ultrasonic rhinoplasty( ultrasonic device is used to reshape the bone without breaking the bone). Length of your nose can be decreased  and the tip part of your nose can be reshaped to get more defined, feminine nose tip. For the inverted V deformity we should add cartilage graft on your nose. Your problem can be fixed with only secondary rhinoplasty surgery. In secondary cases, we may harvest cartilage from the ribs. This combination will give a good result for your case.
 
Best of luck.