Is Rhinoplasty Surgery or Revision Rhinoplasty Even Worth It?

This is a great question.  When is any cosmetic procedure 'worth it'?  
First off, let's assume there are no functional issues, such as nasal obstruction.  If the only issue is aesthetics, then it becomes a value judgment on your part.  Hopefully, your surgeon can help you understand what is possible (not guaranteed) for you, and what the likelihood of success is.
 If you get this honest assessment, then you can think about whether the changes you seek are (1) likely to be attained and (2) worth the risk of surgery (there are always risks, however small and (3) worth the cost associated with the surgery.
I hope this helps.  Always seek as much information as you feel you need to make an informed decision (this does not necessarily mean 'technical details', but professional opinions regarding your situation).
Best,
Dr. Sam P. Most

This is an interesting question, but probably  better answered by the person asking it.  The only patients who enter my Operating Room for Rhinoplasty are those who present a reasonable explanation for what they would like to achieve with Surgery, and have anatomic findings that can be addressed with the techniques available.  Rhinoplasty has many bad public advertisements in the form of numerous celebrities' strange surgical results. If you are seriously considering Rhinoplasty, please see a Surgeon who takes a special interest in it, and review the changes you would like to make in addition to the concerns you have about the procedure.

The only person who can answer the question, "Should I get a rhinoplasty?" is you.  A consultation with an experienced, non-pushy, rhinoplasty surgeon can present to you what potential changes to your nose will look like via computer imaging, show before and afters relevant to your case, and discuss the risks and benefits of the procedure.  

Revision rhinoplasty may be worth it to you if you are dissatisfied with the appearance of your nose and it is worth the downtime to have it revised.  If you decide it is worthwhile to you, then seek out a board-certified plastic surgeon or facial plastic surgeon who specializes in revision rhinoplasty as it is more challenging than most primary rhinoplasties.  Review before and after photos of different surgeons' websites.  Ask many questions.  It may be helpful to seek out a member of The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery as well as The Rhinoplasty Society.

The short answer is 70% of people think so afterwards. This is lower than other common cosmetic surgeries like lipo, facelift and blepharoplasty. And the reason is rhinoplasty is the most difficult of all. Its because there are 4 tissues involved, skin, cartilage, bone and mucosa. Each has its own healing process. To maximize your chances of being a successful result, go with a surgeon with experience. Rhinoplasty is hard and unfortunately takes a long time to learn. 

For most people rhinoplasty is worth it. But it depends on a number of factors:

Are you a good candidate for the procedure?
Did you choose an experience surgeon?
Did you communicate your concerns with your surgeon?
Were your expectations realistic?