My Nose is Still Long After Rhinoplasty, Why is this? (photo)

Revision rhinoplasty for the nasal bump and long nose can be done in 6-9 months for your nose. The length is determined by where the nose starts (between the eyes) and where it ends. The bump can be filed down and the nose made shorter by excision of septal and/or tip cartilages. Also, the root of the nose can be brought down to make it look shorter. See an experienced revision rhinoplasty surgeon for the best quality. 

Leaving the nose too long is one of the common complaints after rhinoplasty. It is surprising how easy this is to both avoid and correct. It involved strategic removal of cartilage and nasal lining at the lower end of the nose. It doesn’t necessarily require breaking the bones.

If the area is able to be compressed with your finger then the bump will likely improve. If not then it will need further work. You still seem a little overprotected  but without a frontal view it's hard to know if you will have to much nostril flare if the tip is set back further. 

  I have performed Rhinoplasty, for over 20 years and from the photo there's a slight dorsal bump and the nasal tip is under rotated at ~ 95 degrees making the nose appear long.  Aesthetically, the nasal tip should be at 110 to 115 degrees for a woman.  If you only wanted the nose to appear shorter, the tip can be rotated through an isolated incision along the anterior septum.  Trimming the septum will rotate the nasal tip when combined with an orthopedic internal suture.  This takes about 15 minutes and doesn't require a full Rhinoplasty.  Hope this helps.

ent As healing progresses over the next 6-9 months you will know if the present hump is swelling or residual bone that will be removed. I agree that you nose does look long at this time. The length can be decreased by removal of septal cartilage immediately above the tip. Patience is the only treatment at present.