Are There Any Products to Help Reduce Skin Thickness Following Revision Rhinoplasty?

The vast majority of swelling after rhinoplasty surgery takes about 6 months to resolve. Its slower after revision surgery. Some people still note 'good nose days' and 'bad nose days' for a year or even more. The nasal skin goes through a predictable course of excessively oily and excessively dry periods during the first few months. Systemic anti-inflammatory meds can help with swelling resolution. So can ice presses and head elevation initially. Exercise is known to increase the swelling during the first few months. However of all the ways, time is unfortunately the best means of resolving swelling.

It is typical for swelling to take 12 to 18 months to dissipate following rhinoplasty, particularly in revision cases.  It sounds like part or your problem may be oily skin with overactive sebaceous glands.  This component can be improved with good skin care.  Postoperative swelling will resolve with time, be patient.

The short answer is no. It takes time, even longer after revision rhinoplasty, for the skin to contract. If you have thick skin the process can even be longer.