1st pic - 5 years after after primary surgery  
2nd pic - a few days after primary surgery   
Last 3 pics - now (bridge higher, nose made structurally bigger, dip filled in)

I’m feeling really worried about my result and would appreciate some honest opinions from people who have had revision rhinoplasty.

I want to make clear that **I don’t think my nose is botched** and I know I’m still very early in healing. My main concern is that I feel my **bridge has been made too high/full**, and I didn’t ask for my bridge to be filled.  
My surgeon has told me there is a very small amount of diced cartilage there, using leftover cartilage from my nose, to smooth the surface. I didn’t have rib cartilage. He also says the area is mainly swelling and that I need to wait 3–4 months.

I’m struggling because when I look at my side profile, my nose looks **much larger and higher than before**. I’ve attached photos from immediately after my primary rhinoplasty too. Even though my nose was very swollen at that point, I still had the dip in my bridge and my side profile looked smaller.

I’m not sure exactly what was done during my revision, but if the bridge wasn’t so high, I honestly think I’d be happy with the result.

I’m worried that because structural changes were made, once the swelling goes down, the bridge will still remain too high and my profile will still look large. I’ve even started thinking about whether I could eventually need a **third revision**, although I know it’s far too early to make that decision.

Has anyone else had a revision where their bridge looked significantly higher/full at 2 weeks and then came down considerably? Or did your structural changes remain quite similar once the swelling settled?

I wish I had chosen another surgeon. 

18 days post-op revision — worried my bridge was made too high