What can a revision rhinoplasty do for me?

It appears that you do have a pollybeak deformity. That probably happened because not enough cartilage was removed in the supratip area. The best way to address this, unfortunately, is thru revision surgery. You could try adding dermal fillers above the pollybeak as well to try to give your nose...

... but stranger things have happened.*Why* do you need the shrink-wrapping to stop? What bad is it causing?

It is not rare that it takes time to adjust to a new nose.  I think you look great and would wait a full year or two before considering a surgery.   Going backward to your old nose is nearly impossible but sometimes minor changes satisfy people.   My Best,   Dr Commons

Tip rotation can be decreased but this may or may not be the best approach for you. Other possible techniques include the addition of tip grafts or the use of septal extension grafts. An experienced revision rhinoplasty specialist will use all of these approaches depending on the needs of each...

You have had a solid silicone rubber L-shaped implant for some time. The body always forms a capsule around these implants, many times thin but sometimes not. In addition, the skin has now "expanded" to be more voluminous around the implant. Whether your skin can contract down to your dorsum,...

Insurance will cover much of the functional aspects of the rhinoplasty if you go to the in-network providers listed on your insurance.  However, insurance typically does not cover the bulk of a procedure that has a significant cosmetic component to it.  I would think the best thing to do is to s...