Discoloration and Thickness After Bi-lobe Flap Reconstruction Around My Nose?

Your first step is to have the surgeon that performed the procedure take a look at your healing and offer you some treatment options. What you describe is not uncommon and may simply be part of the healing process of a large flap. It can take 6-12 months to see the final result from the initial procedure though there are treatments that can be done to accelerate the healing.

What you are describing is not uncommon after reconstruction.  I would recommend returning to your treating reconstructive surgeon for re-evaluation and discussion of revision options.

Best option is to meet with your surgeon and discuss your options. Sometimes the flap or scar might need revision or steroid injection or dermabrasion. Meet with your doctor to discuss your options. Good luck.

Reading between the lines it sounds like you had a fairly large skin cancer removed. The flaps were able to get the wound closed but not perfectly.

By twelve weeks you should be close to the final result. Now is a good time to make a follow up appointment to see what your surgeon thinks might need to be done. He or she will not mind hearing your concerns and suggesting options.

Almost always, a revision can be done that will improve the results.