What to Ask when Getting a 2nd Opinion on Rhinoplasty? Unhappy With My Results.

I'm sorry you are unhappy with your result. I would wait a year to allow for complete healing so that you can make an objective assessment of what you don't like. Make a list and then see a surgeon who has revision experience for a consult. The second surgeon usually will not be able to comment on what was done before even with records available since he/she did not directly see and manipulate your tissue. The second surgeon should be able to discuss with you the problems you see, point out other areas that you may not be aware of and discuss steps for an operative plan. Computer imaging should be a part of this to help the doctor be certain of what you are looking for, but definitely should be conservative and not oversell the ability to deliver when dealing with a revision case. Make certain you are comfortable with the surgeon's aestheitc and plan for you as well as be honest with yourself about realistic expectations before going ahead with a second surgery.

It takes up to a year for complete resolution of the swelling and settling of the soft tissues to see the final result from your rhinoplasty.  It is not clear from your question what specifically is bothering you; photographs would also be helpful.  If there is a significant issue you can consider obtaining a second opinion, although the surgeon is unlikely to proceed with any revision at this early date.  I would encourage you to be patient.  Good luck.