Caudal septum was removed. Can this be fixed safely?

If the caudal septum was indeed over-excised and you feel that the tip is not supported well (which normally results in a droopy, underrotated tip), it would require a revision surgery which would involve the surgeon obtaining other sources of hearty cartilage to help rebuild and re-support the nose (ear cartilage would be too weak for this purpose, so either your own rib cartilage or irradiated cadaveric cartilage). Tough to say what exactly is the cause without photos and a physical exam, but this would generally be how to address an overly resected caudal septum if that is what the issue is here.Hope this helps!

Your situation is complex and can’t be answered based on the information provided. At a minimum we need to see proper before and after pictures. If you don’t have proper before and after pictures and ask your surgeon to forward the pictures they took. You should also get a copy of your operative report, and then consider scheduling a few in person second opinion consultations. Quality assessment would also require an intra nasal examination.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD