Turned Up Nose and Visible Nostrils After Surgery, Options?

Dear Aygul, thank you for your question and photos. Rhinoplasties take a long time to settle and although you might see 60 or 70% of the result in the first few weeks after surgery, it takes a lot longer for swelling to go and for you to see your "new nose". In rhinoplasties, a few millimeters make the difference between an attractive nose and an unattractive one. The tip of your nose is likely to drop a few mm and that will make already a big difference. If you are unsure, contact you surgeon and ask his advice.I am confident that in a few months your nose will settle and you will be pleased.Best of luckAndrea Marando

It is just too early to determine the final result.The nose
can be swollen for up to a year or more. Swelling will depend upon the
nature of maneuvers employed, presence of grafts or implants, thickness
of skin, open vs closed, revision vs primary, etc. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA

I agree that it is a little to early to judge. The tip might de-rotate some in time. None the less in comparison to your pre-op photos, your nose is rather turned up. So I see why you are worried. Hang in there and be patient.