Dear germangirl1990;If you are not satisfied with your nose after rhinoplasty, it may not be that the "bridge is too narrow," but rather, the tip is slightly full for the bridge that was created. Without seeing the before photos, it is hard to know for certain, but that can certainly be evaluated. Now, with respect to the tip being droopy, I would agree with you that it does deserve a little lift. Lifting the tip will make a big difference for you. That should be done very conservatively. Generally, the tip can be lifted by further trimming of the upper part of the tip or alar cartilage as well as perhaps trimming the upper lateral cartilages. Both of these together have an impact on the length of the nose.The longer the nose is, the droopier it is.The other factor is the septum. It may be that the septum, that partition separating the two nostrils, needs to be trimmed to allow the tip of the nose to ride upwards a bit, but you want to be very careful.You need to be very conservative, and one factor that needs to be looked at is whether or not you have an overactive depressor septi muscle. An overactive depressor septi muscle will tend to keep pulling the tip of the nose down, elongating it, and contributing to that droopy look.I recommend you do as much study as possible before proceeding to consultations. Have multiple consultations and be sure to meet with surgeons whose practice and the majority is nasal surgery. This is very important. Nasal surgery is the most complex and challenging, and revision nasal surgery is even more so.Study up, read books, visit websites, do as much homework as you can, and talk to people who have had revision rhinoplasty surgery.You want to do it right.The most important factor will be whether or not your desires can be achieved through standard techniques. Don't look for any wild and crazy or experimental processes. Often, we see people who are attempting to change the shape of their nose by putting plastic parts into the nostrils.These are not solutions.These are just gimmicks.After you have done your homework, be sure to have computer imaging with the doctors whom you visit in consultation.Let them show you what they believe they can achieve. Equally important is, let them share with you other patients who have similar imperfections and the before and after photos that show how successful the doctor has been. If the doctor has been successful for other people with the same problem, chances are, he or she can deliver a good result for you.Robert Kotler, MD, FACS Facial Plastic SurgeonAuthor, SECRETS OF A BEVERLY HILLS COSMETIC SURGEONAuthor, THE ESSENTIAL COSMETIC SURGERY COMPANION