If a Large Tip Does Not Go Down After 2 Rounds of Steroid Injections, Will It Ever Go Down? (Primary Rhino)

Thank you for your question, Bethany. At 11 weeks following rhinoplasty, substantial swelling may still be present in the nasal tip causing the tip to appear larger than will be evident in your final result. It is premature to consider revision surgery at this time. Follow up with your surgeon and allow for any swelling to resolve with time. The final result may not be apparent for 1 year. Good luck.

Rhinoplasty results take 1 year. It is too soon to make any judgement about your nose. Follow your surgeon's advice since he knows what he did.

Steroids should be approached with caution, and used rarely after rhinoplasty. They can speed up the resolution of scar, particularly in the area just above the tip, though most patients don't need them. Skin thinning and blood vessels (telangectasia) can appear. Your tip does not  appear bulbous in the photo, and you might be better off to just let all heal for one year.
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Your picture is out of focus, but I don't think you have a bulbous tip. The swelling will continue to resolve for another 9 months. It's too early to worry about a revision.

  The photo does not show a bulbous tip, so perhaps the residual swelling has already disappeared?  There are downsides to repeatedly injected kenalog into the tip area that include indentations that may be permanent so unless there's really increased thickness in the tip supra-tip area, from residual swelling or increased scar formation, you may want to leave the tip alone IMHO.  Of course, you should always follow the instructions of your Rhinoplasty Surgeon.