Can I Get my Old Nose Back?

It sounds like you have had an unfortunate result from yor rhinoplasty.  Some alterations to the tip of the nose that are performed during rhinoplasty are absolutely reversible.  These include removing tip shaping sutures and removing any cartilage grafts that were placed.  Some tip changes such as cartilage removal however are not fixable as once the cartilage is gone, it is gone.  Good luck with the revision surgery.

    The tip can be lowered or derotated if it is pointing too high up.  In some people, the tip is too projected.  It is important to distinguish the two from a patient's perspective.  Both can be corrected.

Photos or an exam would really be necessary to provide you with specific advice. In the hands of an experienced revision rhinoplasty specialist, improvements can likely be made, as it is possible to lower the tip during surgery. I would recommend waiting at least one year before considering any revision procedures. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck. 

The short answer to your question is yes you can derotate or retrodisplace your tip to eliminate the upward raised tip. The surgery to change this could be relatively simple or may require additional surgical techniques. I would address your concerns with your physician as sometimes the tip will get back towards its more natural position over time as well.

It may be possible to try to return your tip to its pre surgery position, but  this cannot be guaranteed.  The nose will heal and affect the final result. If the nose is in a position that is in need of correction, a revision may be indicated.