Is it possible to fix my crooked nose with another rhinoplasty? (Photos)

Persistent crookedness after both septoplasty and rhinoplasty usually means that the underlying support of the nose is still asymmetric or weak. Even when grafts were used, if the cartilage was soft or positioned unevenly the correction can relapse over time.
A properly planned revision rhinoplasty can address this by rebuilding the central framework and supporting the tip more firmly. If your septal cartilage has already been used, rib cartilage may be required to provide enough strength and stability.
Your description of thick skin explains why the tip still looks round and swollen at one year. In thick-skinned noses, definition improves slowly as swelling resolves and the new structure settles.
While no revision can guarantee perfect symmetry, significant improvement in both straightness and refinement is usually possible when the foundation is reconstructed correctly.
I understand how discouraging repeated surgery can feel but with the right assessment and careful structural planning, your nose can look and function much closer to what you’ve hoped for.Güray Yeşiladalı, MD

Based on your singular photo, your crooked appearance may be caused by an indentation along the left nasal sidewall of your nose. In many cases, microdroplet Silikon-1000 injections maybe considered for achieving a straighter nasal appearance. The video below is a good example of this. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph