Can I Get Rhinoplasty if I Have a Nose Piercing?

The best option is to remove the piercing and let it heal for a few months before surgery. The most common area is really un-affected by surgery, meaning that it isn't through nasal cartilage. If it is through cartilage, discuss very carefully with your rhinoplasty surgeon. I have had some patients just take out the stud right before surgery if they have a well healed piercing and as I said above, below the cartilage. They usually find that they don't put it back since they now like their nose better.
 

While in general, it should not be a problem to have a piercing of the nose and then have a rhinoplasty, it may depend on exactly where your piercing is placed.  I would just mention it to your surgeon, but I would think it could most likely still be done.  

 It is certainly acceptable to have nasal piercing, however the piercing must be left out 2-3 months after the surgical procedure so as not to interfere with the healing process.

the piercing itself is not a problem for a rhinoplasty, the piercing could produce some previous anatomical alterations  to consider during surgery  depending on its  location and the scar tissue  provoked by it.

The piercing must be retired before surgery

A nasal piercing will have to be removed before rhinoplasty.  Depending upon where it is will determine the issues that potentially could develop.

Nasal piercing should not interfere with nasal revision surgery. If the piercing does go through cartilage that will be changed, the piercing may need to be repeated.  I've never had that problem when doing noses like yours.

For the changes you are contemplating, it should not be a problem at all to have a revision Rhinoplasty with a well healed nose piercing as long as it is on the side of the ala (nostril)