Nose Job Two Years Ago...got Hit Pretty Hard Yesterday?

Hello, and sorry to hear about the issue you are experiencing. An exam would really be necessary to give you the best advice. I would recommend speaking with your surgeon right away and have them look at the area. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.

An acute injury after prior rhinoplasty must be evaluated by a doctor, and preferably by your last surgeon or a rhinoplasty specialist, as soon as possible. If there is a fracture, then a closed nasal fracture reduction is typically performed 4 to 7 days after the injury to allow for acute swelling to dissipate. Any residual deficits that may persist after fracture reduction is typically addressed six months or more later in a formal reconstructive rhinoplasty.

After a rhinoplasty the nose is considerably weakened. The healing process slowly strengths the nose until it reaches close to its original strength. It never completely achieves 100%, so it take slightly less force to create the same degree of damage. As most of the healing is essentially completed at a year after surgery, any injury beyond this time has a bout the same chance of damage as an un-operated nose.