Would a rhinoplasty possibly help breathing problems from my septoplasty 2 years ago?

Hi and welcome to our forum!Apparently something has happened recently to create recurrent nasal airway obstruction. Rhinoplasty is usually performed to change the shape of the nose. Unless severely displaced, the nasal bones will not contribute to airway blockage and rhinoplasty will have no effect. A thorough endonasal examination and perhaps radiographic studies are required to determine if there is recurrent septal curvature, if the turbinates have regrown, if you have sinusitis, or if you have developed an allergic rhinitis to an extrinsic irritant.Visit an ENT physician or plastic surgeon for complete in-person examination and discussion.Best wishes...

  A rhinoplasty is performed change the shape of the nose and will not improve breathing out of it. A thorough internal examination of the nose is going to be required to make a determination about what is causing the nasal obstruction,since there are many causes of nasal obstruction. A CAT scan of your sinuses can be performed to look for chronic sinus disease.