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The bump on the side of your nose is most likely a bone fragment or improperly realigned nasal bone. I would suggest following up with your surgeon for evaluation. I would not suggest revision for at least another four months. If it is a boney abnormality it should be a relatively easy revision. Good Luck
It is difficult to tell for sure, but it appears that you may have a step off between your nasal bones and upper lateral cartilage. There several possible reasons for this. You also look disproportionately larger in the lower third of your nose. This could certainly be swelling. You are only 2 months out from surgery and your nose will continue to evolve in shape and size over the next couple of years. Be patient, but discuss your concerns with your surgeon.
You should probably ask your plastic surgeon because photos and lighting can sometimes present a different picture than an actual exam. The area appears to represent bone that can be fractured inward to produce a nicer contour, but swelling may be factoring into this area at 2 months. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
Could be blood,swelling or residual tissue (bone). Best to massage aggressively "if OK with your surgeon". Otherwise a revision at 6 months is indicated.
This likely an asymmetric nasal bone on the right. I would suggest bringing this to the attention of your surgeon soon. Best wishes,