Bump on Side of Nose and no breathing improvement 1.5 years after septorhinoplasty. Should I consider a revision? (photos)

The decision for revision rhinoplasty is best made after multiple different surgeon visits and exams both inside and outside the nose. The ultimate choice is determined by how much the issue bothers you. If you hate it and you've found a revision rhinoplasty surgeon with experience that you like, then do it - it will be worth it. The tip can be refined a bit the same time that the depression is corrected with a probable cartilage graft.

I suspect your tip bump may be associated with a wide nasal appearance. If you’re having breathing difficulties, the feasibility of revision would be how much septal cartilage you still have for grafting purposes. If you’re really unhappy. Get a copy of your operative report and consult with several experts. Hope this helps! Dr Joseph

From the limited photos presented, it appears that you have residual and prominent cartilages in the nasal tip, which can be improved. A thorough internal examination of your nose is required to make a determination about What is causing nasal obstruction. Revision rhinoplasty is more difficult than a primary rhinoplasty, so choose your second surgeon very wisely based on extensive experience.