Is my nose too over projected? Now two months post rhinoplasty. can this be revised through closed Rhinoplasty? (photos)

At 2 months, you are not healing yet. At this point there is still significant swelling of the tip. A thing to note, is that thick skin noses should not be de-projected too much, as they will loose tip definition.

Your tip not only has normal projection and is matching perfectly the balance with the dorsum, your own surgical criteria, opposite to your surgeon's, is wrong: you gather a huge postop swelling at the tip as in any rhinoplasty and this take up to 1 year or more to settle.You must know that the tip is the last part of the nose to normalize the swelling and get the final aspect in any rhinoplasty, and I do many many of them.Your work seems to me of very good quality, however... if you are unhappy, subjectively unhappy with the shape of the nose, then you may discuss with the same surgeon (since seems he is very good one, at least to my criteria) which changes you aim to and which are technically feasible and cosmetically judicious.

It is too early to comment as there is still swelling.  Though the photos are not ideal, it appears nasal projection was not reduced with your surgery.  Discuss this with your surgeon, was it part of the plan?  Keep an open dialogue, and give it more time.  All the Best.