6 months post rhinoplasty. Will deviated septum and length change with time? Should I consider a revision (photos)

Thank-you for your question! The length of the nose and the slight deviation do not usually change after this time, but the swelling does settle down and a clearer picture will emerge at the end of one year. At that time, you may discuss your options with your Plastic surgeon. In the meanwhile please follow his/her advice with massage and other instructions. All the best!

Hello for now you do not need second surgery because it is too early to decide after 1 and half year you and your doctor can decide.

Please consider re-asking your question with before and after photos. The curved appearance on front view may resolve with time, Your nasal profile appearance looks good. The best advice it to wait for all of your healing to complete, and reassess. Operating on a nose with previously placed rib cartilage may be challenging, so please proceed with caution. Hope this helps. Dr Joseph

Good Morning! Thanks for the questions and great photos. I see what you're referring to. Rib grafting is excellent for creating projection and narrowness on the front view. This helps to "stretch" the thick skin creating more refinement. At 6 months, it's too early to consider a revision. I would wait toward 12 months before deciding. Swelling is still improving and things like taping nightly and steroids will help make improvements. If at that time you're unsatisfied, revisit with your surgeon (if you're comfortable) to discuss options. Hope this helps!