Is my nose over-rotated and will the tip go down? (photos)

Early postoperatively the angle between the nose and the lip may appear open because of swelling. As swelling subsides the angle may close. It's too early for you to worry about the final aesthetic product is there is a sizable amount of swelling in anyone at one month.

It would be best to allow all the swelling to resolve before making any final assessments.  The swelling can have an effect on the tip size and amount of rotation you are seeing right now.

Hello. The tip is maybe a bit high. At one month, you still have some healing to undergo. If in a few months you are still unhappy with the tip elevation, I would consider a revision.

The rotation of your nose will most likely go down.  It is not abnormal for a nose to appear overrotated for a short period during the healing phase.How much derotation you will get is dependent on struts, caudal septal resection, etc.  At 1 month postop it is hard to note final results.  Let healing continue and judge results at 6-8 months.  You will get more tip definition as swelling subsides.

Great question.  I suspect that your nasal tip will rotate back down to some degree.  As swelling goes down the nasal tip size and projection will also likely go down.  How much improvement is hard to know and depends on the side of the coupler strut cartilage placed.  At one month, there is not much to do other than be patient and give your body a chance to heal properly and show the final result.All the best,Dr. Remus Repta