Tip droop and some swelling one year after rhinoplasty - do I need a revision? (photos)

Hello and thank you for providing photos with your question. Unfortunately, a drooping tip is a common complaint after rhinoplasty procedures. During the healing process, the nasal tip can begin to sag due to a lack of structural support. Correcting this issue typically doesn’t require a full revision rhinoplasty, but a tip plasty revision instead. If you do decide to continue with revision surgery, I highly recommend seeking a board-certified facial plastic surgeon with the proper qualifications. Make sure the surgeon you choose has plenty of experience performing revision rhinoplasty and tip plasty procedures before you move forward with surgery.

The issue is a lack of tip support.

Your tip is dropping(drooping) because of inadequate architectural support; your nostril is buckling from the tip malposition.

You require a tipplasty revision, restoring tip support such that your tip can be maintained above the bridge line on the profile view and will be properly structured(sculpted) and positioned from the frontal view.

Let m know if you have any additional questions