Nostrils Show Too Much After Rhinoplasty: Is my Nose Too Short/high? (photo)

At 4 weeks out you are much too early to judge the results. Give it more time to settle down. In many cases like yours, the tip is overcorrected in terms of its position anticipating that it will settle with time. 

At four weeks, you results are just starting to show. This is too early to draw any conclusions. So far, it seems like it's going well. Do not spoil the fun and enjoy your early result.

At four weeks post-op from a rhinoplasty it is still too early to assess the final results. The nasal labial angle will reduce over time as swelling goes down.The nostril show will also reduce as the swelling subsides. If it doesn't Wier incisions will help; over all your result is good with an excellent profile.

Your results look very natural and your profile looks nice.  It may very well drop a bit with time.  Good luck.

While I understand your concerns and can see why you have asked this question, it is way too early after your rhinoplasty to judge this as the final result. Even if you ultimately feel the tip is over rotated, no revision would be done until one year after your initial rhinoplasty. This will give you time to adjust to your new nose shape and you may feel differently a year from now.