What happened to my nose after revision rhinoplasty and what can be done to fix it?? 1 month post op. (photos)

From the photos that you have provided it appears that there is deficient lower lateral cartilage specifically in the area of the soft triangle of the nostril which is the area of indentation you have highlighted.  I suspect some sort of alar rim graft was placed during your revision which likely helped some of the alar retraction but not the area of the soft triangle.  It is certainly early in the post operative period so patience is certainly worth exercising.  However, there may need to be a graft placed further towards the tip extending along the alar rim to more efficiently correct for this asymmetry.  

Yes you are early in the post operative phase and trying to change the shape now would be more difficult than waiting to see if this resolves on its own. I suspect this shape is because the left side of your lower lateral cartilages did not have as much support pre operatively than the right. You can see this by the significant crease on the left lateral to the tip that is not present on the right. The surgery may have weakened this further causing the retraction you see now. The lateral cruz of this cartilage may also not be in the same position as the right side thus giving the asymmetry. Your doctor did the correct procedure to put a graft to support the cartilage so the position issue may be more important. Stay with your surgeon and keep the faith. Now is too soon to make a judgement. Good luck.