Pollybeak? Revision required? 8 weeks post op. (photos)

It is still very early in the process and supratip swelling can still go down significantly. As for the crookedness, it can be very difficult to fix completely, but sometimes additional things need to be done to keep the nose straight. Be sure to discuss your concerns with your surgeon, but additional opinions can always be sought out. Typically you should wait closer to the six month mark, before even thinking about revisions.

Your nasal profile appears pleasing, and the fullness above your tip may be swelling. Supratip swelling may be addressed with dilute triamcinolone acetonide injections (steroid). Your bridge appears a bit wide on front view, but that could be swelling as well. Consider brinfing up your concerns with your rhinoplasty surgeon. Wishing you well. Dr Joseph

This is very common due to swelling and the impact of flying/cabin pressure. It can be frustrating to go through rhinoplastic surgery and still have a “big” nose, but it is not a permanent condition. You need to have patience with your body as it begins to heal. The skin, bone and cartilage are all traumatized during surgery. Inflammation (swelling) is the normal response and will help your nose to heal and look beautiful in the end. If, one year from now, you are unhappy with your nose, then that is the time to think about a revision procedure. Right now, concentrate on other things you like to do and let your nose take its time to heal. I hope this helps.