High radix/bridge after rhinoplasty. Unhappy with side profile. Will it change in time? (Photo)

It is extremely unlikely that you caused any major damage to your nose this far along in your healing process . The tenderness may have just been caused by irritation. It doesn't sound worrisome, but if you are concerned, you should talk to your physician and see what they advise.

It is difficult to say what the lump might be without examining you.  If you developed it over a long period of time, it's possible for it to be a piece of cartilage that may have migrated.  I recommend that you see a facial plastic or plastic surgeon who can examine you thoroughly and treat i...

Of course you should call your doctor to get instructions. I use very fine dissolvable stitches to close the columella (skin between the nostrils).  After 1 week I will usually trim them for the patient myself and advise that if they unravel and if there is one hanging they may trim (but not p...

Hello dlemss,Thanks for your question.There will be limits on how slim your nose can get because of your skin.  You must have very realistic expectations and clearly communicate to your surgeon what your desires ares.  Medical photographs with simulations will be necessary to confirm that you a...

 Hi, I have performed many Rhinoplasty Surgeries over the past 30 years.  Non smiling photos of your nose from the front, side and base view (looking up at the nostrils) will help in the evaluation.  Rhinoplasty can refine and reduce the size and width of the nose.Hope this helps.

Trauma to the nose  can cause a displaced or non-displaced nasal fracture. Just because the bones are comminuted doesn't have to be straightened unless there is a deviation of the nose when you look at it in the mirror. If the nose  has been displaced, it can be put back into its normal s...