Why does my revision rhinoplasty look better when I wake up? Unresolved swelling a year and 2 months post op? (Photo)

First of all, your nose looks so much wider after the operation. What else was done besides trying to straighten the deflection? Was a bump removed? Was part of the plan to shorten the nose, because the tip looks a bit droopy to me. I ask about that because if we have the opportunity to...

In your last post, we didn't have these 3/4 views, and the 3/4 views often do the best job of showing the length of a nose, how low the tip sits. I would recommend stopping the steroid injections. They can cause trouble after a while, and they cannot cause the tip to elevate. If the tip is too...

Combining multiple facial procedures within a short timeframe can increase the risk of complications. While two weeks between surgeries might be sufficient for some individuals, it's crucial to consider the extent of each procedure, your overall health, and your body's ability to recover. It is...

Based on your photos, you appear to have very thin nasal skin. When people have thin nasal skin, there can be exaggerated shrink-wrap of the skin onto the underlying cartilages and bone of the nose. Since you have thin skin, I believe the expertise of your revision rhinoplasty specialist would...

About the tip dropping: it's hard to place a tip just exactly in the right spot. The natural history of healing is that the tip does come down, so the surgeon often places the tip higher than ideal and tries to secure it well in that position. If the tip is a *long* way from your ideal, well,...

I would discuss with your surgeon who should be able to revise the scar for you. The appears to be a small step off at the incision site.