Deviated Septum. Should I Seek A Second Opinion? (photo)

Early after surgery, this is the result of healing tissue or a sinus infection.  Months out from the surgery, the likely cause is a foreign body.  Have your surgeon look for an exposed stitch or other implanted material.

In most cases, there is not much that will reduce swelling other than patience and more time. Keeping the head elevated may help with swelling somewhat, but for mild swelling a month or two after surgery, this is going to make a minimal amount of difference. Keep in mind that the nose can take ...

This could be movement of cartilage grafts.  I would not be moving the nose at this early date.  Have your surgeon evaluate you.  Donald R. Nunn MD  Atlanta Plastic Surgeon.

Sounds like you have an infection that is not responding to the antibiotics.  You may have an infected suture or graft.  Discuss with your surgeon your situation and make sure that cultures are done to direct appropriate antibiotics.  You may also benefit from an evaluation by an...

Arent you tired of the nosebleeds and the other things that go along with blocked breathing. Some studies have related hear problems to blocked breathing.You will feel like 4o if you can breathe again.

Turbinates do hypertrophy especially in patients who have allergies. See a good surgeon for a full evaluation, history and physical to determine the cause of your "getting sick" a lot. Best regards!