Should I Trust the Same Surgeon to Do Revision Rhinoplasty?

This answer requires a judgement by the patient. There are many questions to be answered which influence your final decision. Do you still have a good relationship with the surgeon? Do you sense the surgeon feels confident? Is your surgeon a locally recognized revision expert? Are the areas to improve due to poor technique or due to the healing process? Please notice I haven't mentioned money. This is often a factor, but shouldn't be. Like most surgeries, your best chance is your first. So if your second surgery also fails, your chance of finally getting the nose your want, or even will be satisfied with, is usually low by this point. Therefore although your first surgeon will usually reduce or wave his/her fee, as much as it's difficult, don't allow this to influence your decision.

Definitely get a second opinion from a revision rhinoplasty  experienced surgeon. Your tip is I adequately supported and asymmetrical etc. all of these can be reversed to give you a very attractive nose. 

 

I read your concern and reviewed your photos:

You appear to have a droopy tip, and your lower bridge just above your tip is too high. Some might refer to this as a "polybeak". Your tip is also asymmetrical on your front view.

Revision Rhinoplasty is never easy, and is arguably the most challenging facial plastic surgical procedure. So in that regard, get a second opinion from a reputable rhinoplasty surgeon.

All the best.

Dr. Joseph