Is this an inverted v deformity?

It looks like there has been some alteration of the later cura of the lower lateral cartilages such that there is less support of the ala.  This gives the deep crease which makes the tip seem larger, affects the nostril shape, and contributes to the shorter length.  All of this needs to be c...

Firstly you need a surgeons who specialises in rhinoplasty as the majority of their practice. In general this sort of surgeon will have significant experience with rib graft use and be able to explain the benefits and limitations

Many surgeons use 1 year for revision as a rule of thumb.  I believe it depends on your degree of swelling, the skin type, and the degree of deformity to be corrected.  If the nose is still changing, it's good to wait until it's more stable.  On the other hand, if there is a bad and obvious de...

Yes, there are ways of adjusting your columellar position. You also appear to have some alar retraction which is further exposing your nostrils. You can read more about hanging columella repair at my web reference link below.