Have I Damaged my Nose Permanently by Squeezing Blackheads?

Manipulation of the skin following rhinoplasty surgery is unlikely to cause structural damage to the underlying bone and nasal cartilage.  However, squeezing blackheads might cause damage to the skin itself.  It’s important to realize that the skin has compromised blood supply in the immediate post-operative period.  For this reason scarring, skin necrosis and prolonged swelling could result from this type of maneuver.
            Under these circumstances, it’s reasonable to avoid this type of activity in the future.  Since you don’t have skin damage at this time you’ll probably be okay going forward.  If you still have concerns it’s important to consult your surgeon.  Your surgeon should be able to address your concerns and alleviate your anxiety.

I understand that the sudden appearance of some swelling after you squeezed the skin of your recently operated nose might have given you a fright, but it is not very likely you did any permanent damage to the underlying structures. 
Nevertheless, you should avoid any rough contact with your nose and keep it as far away from every possible trauma to ultimately avoid really jeopardizing the results that you're satisfied with.
If the swelling doesn't subside in a week or so, you should definitely consider consulting with your surgeon, who will surely know how to proceed accordingly.

It would be VERY unlikely that you damaged anything. The swelling will subside with time, and it's common for the nose to be susceptible to swelling after rhinoplasty. 

Squeezing the nose at 12-14 weeks is probalby not a good thing although it is unlikely that you did any harm.  I would discuss your concerns with your doctor, perhaps he can offer a suggestion on how to treat the blackheads more gently.

You should NOT squeeze your nose! Call/see/you chosen surgeon for therapy/treatment. In my office we have the esthetician steam the skin and do very gently extraction of comedones. Under of course my supervision. 

It is definitely possible to damage your nose squeezing blackheads, but not like you describe.  Injury that might occur would most likely be to the skin itself and include scars and infection.

It is possible that a recent rhinoplasty may get a touch more swollen after squeezing black heads since a good bit of post-rhinoplasty swelling is in the skin.  This should be temporary.

I would highly recommend that you not squeeze pimples or blackheads on your face at all, at any time.  You risk introducing bacteria such as staph (MRSA) that can result in serious infection.  Instead I suggest you try using the adhesive strips designed for the purpose or visit a professional for extractions.

From what you describe, unless you felt a sudden, sharp pain while you were squeezing your nose, I doubt you caused any permanent injury at 14 weeks post Rhinoplasty.  You should however, ask your Rhinoplasty surgeon for his/her advice before continuing with this manipulation of the nasal skin.  I would not allow my Rhinoplasty patients to do this to their skin and instead would suggest using a glycolic wash to remove the debris from the pores along with an astrignet.