Nose changed significantly since open septorhinoplasty. Can someone please provide insight to what could’ve happened? (Photo)

I would wait at least 16 to 18 months before contemplating a revision surgery on the nasal tip. I would also go back and discuss with your surgeon whether any tip surgery was done or not. If no tip surgery was done, the tip should go back to its original position with time.

Thank you for submitting your question. Septoplasty procedures often remove part of the nose cartilage to straighten the septum. This step in the surgery may have altered the appearance of your nose and left you with unsatisfactory results. A revision rhinoplasty one year after your original surgery can likely help your nose resemble its original form and shape. I recommend scheduling an in-person consultation with an experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon with expertise in revision techniques who can look over your medical history and attend to your cosmetic concerns.