Is 6 months enough before a revision rhinoplasty? (Photo)

As a general rule, patients and surgeons should wait 1 year from the time of the original surgery before performing a revision. The nose continues to change significantly over the course of the first year. If you attempt to change it during that time, you are not sure if you are addressing a permanent issue or something that will improve with time. 
In addition, it is important to understand that revision rhinoplasty is extremely complex. There are very few people who perform that surgery well. While one should give their original surgeon the opportunity to improve their result, if seeking a new surgeon, please be sure that they are extremely experienced in revision rhinoplasty.

Hi there,
As a rule of thumb, the bridge of the nose takes about 3 months for swelling to go down all the way, the midvault takes about 6 months, and the tip takes up to a year. I'd  wait that long before going in for touch ups because you complaint appears to pertain to the lower 1/3 of your nose. I would bet that your result improves dramatically over then next several months.
Hope this helps!

 No, it is best to wait 12 months from the time of the surgery to allow full healing to occur before embarking on another rhinoplasty procedure. This will give enough time for all the tissues of the nose which include the skin, bone, and cartilage  enough time to settle down and complete the healing process

You need to wait about a year to have a revision. Six months is likely not enough time for the tissues to be soft enough.

For the best revision result, wait at least 1 year after surgery.   It truly takes that long to see the final result.  Your tissues need time to heal before they are traumatized again.