11 months post op- tip swelling. Can a revision rhinoplasty fix this?

Hello and thank you for your question. Based on the photo you provided, it’s difficult to tell whether or not your nasal tip is swollen. In general, swelling can make your nose look slightly fuller for up to a year post-surgery. If you’re unhappy with your rhinoplasty results, however, I recommend scheduling a consultation with a board-certified facial plastic surgeon to discuss your treatment options. keep in mind that revision surgery can be more complex than the initial operation, due to scar tissue and loss of structural support inside the nose. Make sure your surgeon has the expertise, skill, and artistry to produce an optimal result for you.

As a specialist in revision rhinoplasties, I usually advise patients to wait one year before further surgery as there can be some residual swelling. In your case, it is difficult to determine if you have swelling or scar tissue of the tip. In addition, the angle of the photograph (due to the camera shooting down on your profile) makes it further difficult. Here is an example of the subtle nuance of revision rhinoplasty, wherein I find it difficult to truly help you given the limited information. For this reason, I recommend an in-person consultation to best understand your anatomical configuration and healing process.

First of all, you don't see a big problem in your nose from this photo. As far as I understand, the swellings in supratip and infratip are bothering you. This may also be developed largely because your skin is thick. I appyl steroid injection to reduce fibrosis in this area and it works effectively.You can talk to your surgeon and get information about treatment options.Best wishes