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2 Weeks After Rhinoplasty there is Still a Bump, Could this Just be Part of the Swelling? (photo)

Ok I know it takes 6 months to a year for your nose to be completely healed, So by that being said I have a question I had Rhinoplasty done March 8th its been two weeks and 1 day now..now does this mean my nose will change a lot from what it looks like now? Like enough to see a change just because it looks fat from width and there is still a bump on my bridge wich was 100x worse before so i'll take it, but I was just wondering if that will also go away in time?

4 Doctor Answers | Asked by Crystie
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Still swollen

You look pretty good for just a few weeks out. Certainly, there is still swelling over the nasal bones. This will get better over the next 6 months.
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Appearance 2 Weeks Post Rhinoplasty

I'm sorry but it is difficult to see your nose with the picture submitted but it will change inificantly over the next year. It is too soon to evaluate your result.
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2 Weeks After - Still a Bump

2 weeks post surgery is still very early for you to judge the results of your surgery - it's hard to say whether the bump will fully go away at this point

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2 Weeks After Rhinoplasty there is Still a Bump, Could this Just be Part of the Swelling?

Two weeks after a Rhinoplasty is too short of a time to make any decisions about the final result. You should discuss your concerns with your Rhinoplasty Surgeon.
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