My cartilage is sticking out after rhinoplasty! What should I do? How can it be fixed? (Photo)

Revision rhinoplasty for multiple problems after rhinoplasty.You need to wait until at least 9 months after rhinoplasty and then see an experienced revision rhinoplasty surgeon to straighten nose and septum and revise your columellar scar etc. 

You did not mention how recently you received your rhinoplasty. However, from your photos provided you do appear to be still swollen. The swelling in your nose may be causing you to have this problem. You should wait till swelling decreases at about 1 year post op to have concerns.Hope this helps!Dr. Ali Sajjadian

Your nose is a still quite swollen and with your relatively thick skin I would expect you to stay swollen longer than average  - just an FYI.Nice photo.  You are right, you really can see that cartilage quite well.So that is that is the tail end (distal/lateral) of the lateral crus of the lower lateral cartilage.  You have a convex lateral crus. I would imagine that you have a bulbous tip prior to your surgery - at least that is more likely than not.  the convexity of the that cartilage "flips" in back into the nostril cavity.  When the cartilage is straight you don't see it as much.  Also there might be a slight level discrepancy  where the intra nasal incision were repaired.  All of these things are seen from time to time.  I don't think anyone at this point can conclusively state that the appearance of that cartilage is related to the other findings.  It might be, but due to the swelling still present I think the jury is still out regarding weather that will be meaningful at all.So - don't despair.  There is nothing to do at this point.  Be patient and update us later.

Yes this can be corrected. Best to seek ONLY IN PERSON OPINIONS! When was the surgery? Post before photos please////

It is not clear from your inquiry how long ago your rhinoplasty was. It appears to be no more than a month or so old. The asymmetry in your nasal tip may be due to swelling or differences in the caudal edges of the lower alar cartilages. It is not clear that what you are seeing on your right nostril is actual cartilage and that would be an unusual place for any loose cartilage to be. You need to be patient and wait at least six months to let the nose settle so the final result can be seen before contemplating any type of revision. 

It appears that you have had some alar cartilage displacement. How long have you been since your surgery?  You should speak to your surgeon.  

From these images it appears that the right lower lateral cartilage ia displaced inwards from it's normal anatomic position. This can be due to the curved shape of it or perhaps it occurred during the closure of the incision. the corresponding area on the right side of your tip has a depression as makes sense given the displacement.You look as though you are not that far out from your surgery and I think things will need time to settle down but you might eventually require a corrective surgery to reposition that lateral crus.  

From observing your nasal scar your surgery appears to be fairly recent. The cartilage that appears to be sticking out of your right nostril could be a piece of cartilage that was placed  to improve yor breathing on that side called a 'spreader graft'. You will need to see your surgeon  to get it removed and the problem corrected.

You appear to have very thick skin and lots of swelling.  See your Plastic Surgeon for an in person exam to determine if your healing is normal.  Best wishes!