Can I get any improvement from a revision rhinoplasty?

Your nose still looks wide on fro t view and narrowing the nose which must include properly done osteotomies should improve the entire nose. Other issues you discuss such as tip projection are best evaluated in person and with an imaging program to educate you what is possible and realistic.

Hello, first of all, thank you for your question and pictures. All your issues can be addressed to a well-executed rhinoplasty in the right hands, you can benefit from rhinoplasty. You can achieve a functionally and cosmetically improved nose with Rhinoplasty performed with piezo technique, which is the latest. Rhinoplasty with the piezo technology will be able to protect your soft tissues and provide you maximal healing. You can visit the link below to get more information about Piezo technique.
Revision rhinoplasty surgeries are always harder than the primary rhinoplasty surgeries, so that yor surgeon should be experienced and skilled enough to handle this surgery.
The point you need to be careful while looking for the best surgeon is the time between the before and after photos of your surgeon. The after pictures should be at least 1 years after the operation and you need to be sure that you see too many after photos that are at least 3 years after the operation. You can have more detailed information and ask questions about your case to my assistant from the number at my profile You can also book an online consultant and discuss your issues with me. Best regards.

I see room for improvement. The entire nose is a bit wide and the tip is wide and not well-defined. Projection is tough to judge based on the photos you posted. I suspect that your tip was deprojected as nostril reduction is rarely performed in a caucasian primary rhinoplasty without deprojecting the tip. Since you had several cartilage grafts placed during your primary rhinoplasty you likely do not have enough septal cartilage remaining to harvest for additional grafts for your revision. This means you will likely require cartilage grafts from your ear or rib. You should consult with a few revision rhinoplasty experts to see what is possible for your nose. Best of luck.