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It is unlikely that any damage was caused. It would be best to speak with your surgeon and have him/her examine the area to ensure you are healing properly. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.
In short the answer is NO It is very unlikely that you would have moved the bones with the bump on the nose. The splint is there for that exact reason , to guard the bones against accidental knocks and bangs. I hope that reassures you to some degree Jeremy Hunt
It is unlikely that you have actually causeddamage to your recovering nose. Accidents are not uncommon in the first days ofrecovery, but it is rare that substantial damage will ensue from such minortrauma like you have described. I recommend that you make an appointment to seeyour surgeon in person to discuss the incident. He or she knows your conditionbest, and can ensure that everything is going smoothly with your recovery togive you peace of mind.
It is unlikely that you caused any damage to your nose one day after surgery if you bumped your nose. Best to check with your surgeon.
Dear Soul, Thank you for your question. If the bone under the splint was moved, it is a possibility that the bones shifted and needed to be shifted back. This is not an emergency, however. Call your surgeon and express you concerns, and follow-up with him. Best Wishes, Pablo PRichard, MD