Should I get a revision or alarplasty? What would happen if l removed my silicone implant? (photos)

You are too early in the healing process to think about a revision. In general the swelling continues for up to a year after a primary rhinoplasty. There are very few exceptions to the general principle to wait for a revision surgery. I would give it at least three months and then you can speak...

There are many ways to widen a nasal tip that is too narrow. The specific technique used will depend on the patient's unique anatomy, and in revision rhinoplasty, what has been done to the tip in the past. One of my personal favorite ways to widen a tip involves placing a "subdomal graft" using...

See the "Web reference" link, just below my response. I made a couple of computer morphs of your nose, and a animations of the morphs, to show the changes that are possible for your nose in truly expert hands.Mostly, I elevated the drooping tip of your nose. The shape of the tip cartilages m...

Non-surgical rhinoplastic revisions with liquid injectable silicone may be considered for nostril lowering and for filling irregularities that may result from revision rhinoplasty surgery. Temporary gel fillers have been associated with vascular occlusion and dead skin in a minority of cases...

It's true that straightening the frontal view of a nose is one of the more difficult tasks in revision rhinoplasty, especially if the nose is "naturally" crooked. It does appear that you have some other facial asymmetries that would make it harder to straighten the nose successfully. Here's...

Sorry for your troubles. Your problem illustrates why rhinoplasty as such a difficult operation. Your concern about your thin skin is a reasonable one.  The thinner the skin, the less of the minor asymmetries it's able to hide. From your photos, it does look like your septum is still a littl...