Too much tip cartilage removed and now bridge is wider on the tip, can this be corrected the revision rhinoplasty?

Hello and thanks for your question.Revision rhinoplasty can be used to do the following:-correct contour issues-improve breathing-correct septal deviation, crooked nose-improve symmetry-create a more natural look-improve the tip and bridge issues-create a more balance and aesthetic result.It is challenging so choose an expert in rhinplasty with passion for the procedure. someone who has a great reputation and is board certified.Best wishes,Dr Sajjadian 

While it's difficult to give you a definitive answer without being able to evaluate your photos, the concerns you have are ones that commonly are addressed during revision rhinoplasty surgery.  Keep in mind, though, that if your surgery was recent, your nose will continue to go through changes as it heals.  Allow it to fully heal (~1 year) before considering a revision.  

The tissues of your upper nose are much looser and swell easier/more than the tip where the skin is very tight. You are way too early in your recovery to be able to make any meaningful judgements about this. You should start to have a better idea in 6-8 weeks. Of course, it will still change some well beyond this time but by then you can probably begin to know.

Since it has only been 2 weeks after your rhinoplasty procedure, you're still in the healing process. Revision rhinoplasty  can be considered at least one year after your original surgery. To narrow a wide bridge line, osteotomies of the nasal bones must be performed.