Primary rhinoplasty in December 2023 - is my nose overprojected and upturned?

Based on your photos, you appear to have an overall pleasing nasal appearance. I don't think that your nasal tip is too high. There is a discrepancy between the projection of your tip and the projection of your bridge. Depending on your examination, microdroplet Silikon-1000 injections may be considered for raising your nasal bridge permanently for a more proportional nasal appearance. I hope this helps, and thank you for your question! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Hi, It is better for you to consult with your facial plastic surgeon who can examine you and give you opinion based on examination. You have pinched over-projected tip which usually fixed with revision surgery

I have not seen your before photos to judge your results. I would give it at least one year and be patient. The doctor is providing you choices. Your nose looks good.

At this stage, swelling can make your nose appear overprojected or upturned. Residual bumps may also be due to swelling or incomplete bone reduction. It's best to wait 9–12 months for full healing before considering revisions. For significant concerns, consult your surgeon or seek a second opinion rather than opting for in-office adjustments.

By this time( one year out), your rhinoplasty result is pretty close to being completely healed. You should expect your final result to look very similar to what you have posted. If you feel like your tip is up and overly projected( my personal aesthetic agrees with you), you will need another procedure to adjust this. In my hands, I would not be able to do this comfortably under local anesthesia. Best of luck