11 days post-op primary rhinoplasty, really hate it. Do you think it will drop further, more sufficiently to my liking? (Photo)

Thank you for providing the photos. At 11 days post-op, it is much too soon to know what the end result will be. There is still a great deal of healing to take place, and the swelling could very possibly be contributing to the current size and shape of your tip. Please do your best to be patient over the next several weeks and months, as the swelling continues to subside. If you don't see the changes you are hoping for, please contact your plastic surgeon so he or she can examine you in person and respond to your concerns. Best of luck.

Your nose is in the very very early stages of healing as it
actually takes up to one full year for the nose to completely heal, but around
three to four months after the surgery the changes will be the most
obvious. Up through the four- month mark
the nasal structure will be fragile as it mends and heals.It is for this reason that I implore my patients to be as diligent as possible in following my instructions for a safe and smooth recovery. After all the effort related to your nasal surgery, you certainly do not want to undo the good work that has been done.

Thank you very much for enquire.It's too early to make value judgments with only eleven days after a rhinoplasty.Swelling after a rhinoplasty depends of the surgery complexity.In this regard, the nasal swelling Post-op It can last from two weeks to two months.To reduce this swelling, I recommend you perform delicates daily lymphatic drainage massage therapy over the face (around the nose) avoid sun exposure, and take pain/inflamation pills, as your surgeron precribe you.Kind regards, Dr. Emmanuel Mallol Cotes.-

Please do not worry. Your tip will drop with time. Even at the present amount of rotation as visualized on your lateral view,  it looks very feminine and attractive so you don't need to worry about it while you are waiting for the rotation to go down.  Ask your surgeon and he/ she can give you a more accurate time frame on what to expect on the timing of the final result.Rest assured - your new nose looks beautiful on you !Best Wishes, Dr. Anna Petropoulos

In many cases, the tip of the nose will drop during the healing time. This can take several months. This may be due to the resolution of swelling. Sometimes also stitches are placed to help support the tip which then dissolve. Gravity usually brings the tip down. It is always wise to wait and you may find that you're very pleased with your outcome.

At 11 days postop, there is still swelling throughout the nose that will continue to come down in the coming weeks to months. The tip may drop some, depending on what was done to the nose. It is best to follow up with your rhinoplasty surgeon throughout this time to monitor your nose for any changes and address any concerns you have along the way. 

It is a bit early to see the final result. Initially post-op you likely still have a lot of swelling, and the swelling can contribute to the appearance.

Thanks for your question. Most women like there nose to be upturned anywhere from 95-110 degrees.  If you feel your nose is to upturned (over-rotated) and you were told your nose will settle - then you simply have to give it time. Over time, the nose will likely settle and drop.  For background, there are many different maneuvers to set the tip.  The nose settles differently depending on the maneuver chosen. You can ask your surgeon why he/she believes your tip will settle and what maneuvers were done.  Regardless though, you have to give it time to heal.  At this time, you are much to early in your recovery to judge your result.  Best of luck from Manhattan.

It is attractive for a female nose to be slightly upturned.  It is too soon to see the final result as you have swelling and internal sutures that have not dissolved.  Follow up with your surgeon as recommended for a complete recovery.

It's too early to judge the results of your rhinoplasty.  Also, the postop swelling is concealing the results, which can take two or three weeks to subside to a significant degree; however, the residual swelling could take up to six to nine months, depending on your skin pliability and thickness. Based on your photos, the results look attractive relative to your gender and facial features.  Nevertheless, you must inform your doctor about your concern.You may also find some studies suggesting that an attractive feminine nose is slightly upturned, meaning the ideal angle between the upper lip and nasal tip is 104-108 degrees.  But for men, the "ideal" appearance is near 90 degrees, leadig to a straighter profile, although they could tolerate some "droop" and still look handsome. Good luck and I hope all things will work out for you eventually.