Columella Looks Really Droopy After Rhinoplasty

When the splint is removed, along with the stitches at one week after surgery, everyone looks a bit weird. There is so much swelling, that the front view is invariably wide, and unrefined.
The tip and columella remain swollen the longest. This will settle down over the next few weeks, so don't worry and try to enjoy your new nose.
Best regards.

The scar of a columella (after open rhinoplasty) should appear as an inverted 'V' line and the edges of the skin should be at the same level. If it is just swollen then it will certainly settle down. If the skin edges are not aligned (like a stepoff deformity) then it will need to be corrected, and can be done easily. In any case, it will turn out good.
Regards

The columella is the most dependent portion of your nose. As such, the swelling will remain there the longest before disappearing.
A nose can take over a year to recover from rhinoplasty. I would ask your surgeon about swelling control measures such as massage, tip taping, and possible steroid injection.
As it is very early in your recovery, I wouldn't worry too much.
Good luck.
Dr. Shah