Would Three Nose Jobs be Too Many?

Depending what was done during your last two surgeries, and depending on what you prefer your nose to appear like this point going forward, you can certainly be a candidate for a third surgery. Your goals must be clearly communicatted and this is best done in an in-person consultation with a revision rhinoplasty specialist. I would be happy to provide you a comprehensive evaluation with a review of your history and goals along with a viewing of patients with your similar issues who successfully underwent revision rhinoplasty.

I read your concern, and reviewed your photo. If you would like to have the height of your nasal bridge raised, you should consider an Injectable Filler procedure which would have no downtime, and would be a fraction of the cost of surgery. I prefer to use Silikon-1000, an off-label filler, for permanent results.

If you want to have the tip of your nose refined, that would require a second revision rhinoplasty surgery. Your outcome would be dependent on what's causing the fullness in your tip: scar tissue vs. excessive cartilage. You would likely require a cartilage tip-graft to see narrowing through your thick skin. If you feel you would require another revision rhinoplasty, you should consult several revision rhinoplasty specialists to see what could be accomplished.

I hope this is helpful for you.

Regards from NJ.

In general there is no limit to the number of rhinoplasty surgeries that one can have. With successive surgery there may be limitations with what can be achieved due to scar tissue, disruption of the existing anatomy, etc.

Judging by the one photo you submitted I could see that augmenting your bridge may help a bit with refining your tip. It may sound a bit counter-intuitive, but by improving the projection of the bridge and tip the nose will appear narrower and more refined. This effect is especially helpful in patients with thicker skin.