105 Degree Nose Tip After Rhinoplasty Too High?

It seems that knowing the number of degrees of rotation has bothered you but you should not be bothered by this. The look of the result is more important than the degree of rotation and tip rotation will change as the year and your life goes on. The degrees of plannin are from standard teaching in Rhinoplasty but judge your result on whether the result matches your preoperative discussions.

 Often the tip of the nose drops after rhinoplasty. I wouldn't be too concerned at this point about the angle of your tip. Just monitor how you heal. Many publications quote angles and ranges. However, it is more important for the angle and the nose to fit your face. So, please give it time.

That sounds ideal.  But at this point you are so early in your recovery and things will change quite a bit over time.  So take it easy and be patient.  At about 6 months time you will be very close to your final result.
 
Good luck.

Hi Roush,
Everyone's nose is different, as are our faces. There is no set angle that is right for everyone. In general, it is thought that a 105 degree angle is ideal for female noses, while 90 degrees is preferred for the male nose.
After one week it is too early to judge your nose or it's angles. The tip should drop a bit over the next few months.
Good luck and be well.
Dr. P

In your post, you said your surgery was one week ago. I find that noses always appear a little high right after surgery. The tip always drops slightly with time and it ends up looking fine.
As long as it looks ok now, you should be fine and have no need to worry.
If you think it is too high now, the best thing for you to do is to post a profile of your nose so we can evaluate it.