Swelling or scar on the right side of supratip area? Do I need a correction?

It's impossible to accurately comment without before and after standardized photos but secondary rhinoplasty is very difficult. I'd first discuss with your primary surgeon and then get a second opinion from an experienced secondary rhinoplasty surgeon.

I have had success in improving tio definition and bulbous appearance by meticulously dissecting out and removing scar tissue: combined with taping and regular injections monthly. You do have thick skin and that does limit what is achievable but based on your pictures I am optimistic.

Of course, I don't have the opportunity to *feel* your nose, but the swelling should be subsided by now, especially in the tip, and even with the bridge small touch-up at four months. That history suggests that the "swelling" and fullness that we see in the tip is actually your tip cartilages,...

The reason I ask is that, from these frontal views, the nose looks long, with the tip drooping down. In a frontal view, like these, we see the asymmetry more prominently when the nose is long -- we are able to see the curves. If the tip is elevated, there is less length to show the asymmetry, so...

In our experience, the easiest and safest way to add several millimeters of bridge height to your nose after previous rhinoplasty is with microdroplet Silikon-1000. Treatments are nearly painless with topical anesthetic and results are permanent. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph