Bump on nose 1 year after rhinoplasty soon after it got hit - permanent? (Photo)

Hello, If the trauma was strong, it might have caused a fracture in the bridge of your nose. It is better to see a rhinoplasty surgeon who can examine you properly and see what options are available for you.

The best way to answer this question is with an examination. If your bump is hard like bone, it may not diminish 3 months after trauma. If it feels soft and dissipates while pressing on it, swelling may still be present. Consider consulting with your rhinoplasty specialist about what to do moving forward. Good luck! Dr Joseph

You may have re-traumatized the cartilages and bone. Your body may form reactive tissue in response to repeated injury and this may need to be addressed with additional procedures. You may want to wait a while longer to decide whether you want to pursue a revision.

Based on the 1 oblique viewed photo you need revision surgery on the trauma induced hump. As for tip not enough phtos views to determine if you need tip revision. Best to virtual consult with... Fees from $6,000-$18,000...

Hi and welcome to our forum!
From your photograph, there does appear to be a "bump" on the nasal bridge.
As you already know (you've been there!), it takes 12-18 months for a rhinoplasty to heal and for all swelling to subside. Following rhinoplasty, the nasal bones heal by fibrous union rather than bony union, making your nose more susceptible to re-injury.
There is no way to determine the nature of the bump at this time. The swelling of your recent injury must be allowed to subside. If a deformity persists beyond 3-4 months and is not showing signs of resolution, revisit your plastic surgeon for evaluation and discussion.
Best wishes...