I Had Revision Rhinoplasty 3 Months Ago, is This Swelling? (photo)

After revision rhinoplasty, swelling can take longer than following primary rhinoplasty. It's difficult not to but you need to try not to jump to any early conclusions about the result. It sounds that you had spreader grafts placed to correct collapsed internal valves and these grafts will also give the middle third of the nose appear slightly wider. However, at 3 months following revision rhinoplasty you are still early and should still notice improvement in the appearance of your nose as swelling continues to resolve. Recovery after rhinoplasty will vary based on the person, characteristics of the nasal tissues and what was done during surgery. It can take somewhere in and around 12-18 months to see the final results. For revision rhinoplasty, it can take longer for all of the swelling to subside. The areas with thicker skin in the nose such as the tip, alar rims and radix will require longer to settle. Also there appears to be a linear decrease in swelling for the first several months followed by a period where the swelling fluctuates (sometimes little or no swelling and other times more swelling) before the nose settles.

to comment on the breathing difficulties without examining the internal nose would be irresponsible and unprofessional. You can have persistent swaddling for 3-6 months after a revision rhinoplasty. the lymphatics are already scarred form the first operation and are disrupted a second time with additional surgery. The width i your nose looks like it will resolve. I am not as sure about the length. The nose is so dependent on proportion that i think the length should also improve. With revision surgery it is extra difficult to be patient, but this is what i encourage you to do. Best of luck.

You swelling is likely post-op changes.  However dpeending upon what type of grafts were placed, mid vault collapse issues requiring spreader grafts may make the midvault look a bit wider.