Why is my nose bridge too thin 10 months after Rhinoplasty? (photos)

There is no contraindication to pregnancy 6 months after rhinoplasty.  However, you should review this with your OB/GYN and your pediatrician (esp if you are still breast feeding).  Ideally, you would require rhinoplasty only once, although sometimes revision may be indicated.  It seems you stil...

You should see an Ear Nose and Throat, or rhinoplasty surgeon to be assessed. It is important to make sure there is not a hematoma or collection of blood next to the septum. Also if you desire to straighten the nose, you have a narrow window of time available.

You have a very narrow nose, especially in the mid vault area, and likely have narrow nasal valves, and possibly valve collapse,  obstructing your breathing. A thorough exam would make the diagnosis but you might benefit from a surgery to open your nasal passages and finally relieve your...

To be honest with you, if your surgeon is comfortable with doing both at the same time, provided that he explains how to deal with post op healing as you mentioned (BBL and rhino have drastically differing positions you want to be in!), then you should be fine.  That way, you only have to...

You will need the appropriate medical clearance from your physician who is managing your condition, as well as the appropriate bloodwork.  If clearances are obtained and your labs look good, you will be able to proceed with your surgery.  Good Luck!