Would I be a candidate for revision rhinoplasty?

While it is difficult to determine for sure from the photos, it appears that you have some cartilage asymmetry with fullness in the bridge. These are things that can be improved with revision rhinoplasty. If the skin is thick then that is harder to deal with, but a "medium-sized" nose seems reasonable. Be sure to find a surgeon that specializes in revision rhinoplasty.

Digital photos are not a substitute for an examination. Revision rhinoplasty may be considered for a smaller, more feminine nasal appearance. If you decide to consult with reputable rhinoplasty specialists, you may benefit from having a copy of your operative report, and pre-op photos.Hope this is helpful for you.Dr Joseph

Your candidacy is really best determined in person with an experienced revision specialist.  The items you list are all potentially things that can be worked on with a revision rhinoplasty.Of course, you want to make sure that your nasal function is not affected as you try to make the nose smaller.  An experience surgeon can help ensure that you achieve a desirable form while maintaining function.Hope this helps.Best,Dr. Most

 A revision rhinoplasty can address making the nose more symmetrical, less projecting, and straighter. Since revision rhinoplasty is one of the hardest procedures to perform correctly in the entire field of cosmetic surgery, choose your revision rhinoplasty surgeon very wisely based on experience

Changes can be made, but you must be seen in person to know what can be done. Set up an appointment with an experienced board certified plastic surgeon and discuss your issues.

ThanksAgree, you would benefit in lifting your tip up and reduce the cartilaginous aspect of your dorsum slightly best wishesJ Tahery Otolaryngologist/Facial Plastic SurgeonChesterUk

You need to be evaluated by a specialist who does lots of revisions.That said, it is not possible to exactly say what it causing the problems. But your two different 3/4 views,  one with and one without supratip elevation, is giving a parrot nose on one view. We don't have a full lateral view but you may need some work on the bridge and some cartilage grafting to the tip and nostril rim.If your septum has most of its cartilage intact, for graft material, then this should be a reasonable case to do.

 Your problems can be eliminated or significantly corrected while improving the appearance of your nose if you work with an experienced revision surgeon. A softer, balanced, feminine nose can be achieved.