6.5 months since rhinoplasty. Nose looks bigger than before and looks like I have supratip fullness

It can be a difficult journey waiting to see your desired results and worrying that they won't turn out the way you had hoped.  It is best to talk to your surgeon and let him/her guide you through your recovery.  In the photo, it does appear the supratip area is moderately swollen (or full).  As others have suggested, this can sometimes be improved with a low dose steroid injection.  It really depends on the cause.  For example, if there is septum holding that area up, steroids will not improve the contour.  Steroids are most effective for managing scar and inflammation caused by surgery.If it's indicated, you can get the steroid injection any time.  This can only be determined by an in person examination.  On the other hand, any decision about additional surgery is best made after a full 12 months.  Your nose is still changing, so doing anything too early would not give you a predictable result.Remember that no harm will come to you for waiting.  The greatest risk in this situation is impatience.  I wish you all the best!

It can take up to a year for a nose to settle down following rhinoplasty. This is especially true if there is a significant change and reduction in the size of the nose.It is always wise to give it some time. However, if one has thick skin, a very well-defined nose is sometimes impossible. Very thin skin when draped over the underlying cartilage and bone tends to give a more defined look. Fullness in the supra tip can reflect swelling, thick skin, residual septum in this region or residual lower cartilage. A good exam is necessary to determine this

Dear jackiekoi,Thank you for the question, I tell patients not to rush to judgement for a year after surgery, in general.  If your skin is thick it will take longer for healing and swelling to go down.  Part of my pre exam appointment is telling the patient to be patient with the results.   The supra and infratip regions are very prone to postop swelling.  Please also consult with your surgeon as only he or she will know exactly what was done and what your particular recovery should be like. Thank you and good luck!Sincerely,Dr Narasimhan