My columella is gone and I feel I look terrible. Will it loosen up over time? (photos)

Hello,Your columella will not descend, and you'll need a caudal extension graft, possibly from rib. Go visit  a few revision breast experts. If you are in SF, I recommend David Kim. Best of luck. 

Hello, thank you for your question and provided photos, ı understand your concerns.You are in your very early healing process with 2 weeks post-op, your issue can be addressed to edemas and swelling, they might cause a blockage inside, you need to follow up your PS and given instructions.Regards,

Thanks for your thoughtful questions and posted photos. I am sorry that you are experiencing these concerns after nasal surgery. I share your concerns. The shortening of the septum, strut graft or tongue-in-groove techniques may have been involved with your original surgery, which resulted in your understandable concern now. The tightness and stiffness you are experiencing, and even facial pain,  is typical post op and will certainty improve over time. Whether or not this loosening effect will allow your columella to appear less flat remains unknown. Fortunately, this is a reversible problem, though it may require a revision surgery with septal extension grafts or similar techniques to restore a softer, curved columellar appearance. Share your concerns with your physician, or other trusted revision rhinoplasty specialists and discuss future plans if needed. It may be best to allow at least six months recovery before returning to OR for revision. Stay strong and research your best future options. Hope this answer helps you.