Dent forming in middle of nose. Is it collapsing? (Photo)

It sounds like you may have a septal cartilage defect that is allowing the nose to change shape due to the lack of support.  The photo is not adequate to make much of a recommendation, but you should visit with a rhinoplasty specialist to ensure that your problem can be addressed in a timely manner.  Best regards

Thanks for your question. Although scarring will sometimes worsen and the contour might appear worse over the next few weeks your nose will not collapse. Please follow up with your plastic surgeon. All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL

You need to be examined.  Call your doctor and see him sooner. That is the only way you will get the answer that actually counts.

Your nasal deformity and compromised airway is likely related to the septal perforation.  You do need to see a nasal specialist, but I don't think waiting 4 weeks will make a difference.  Correction of your deformity may be challenging, so be sure to seek out a true rhinoplasty expert.  I recommend you get multiple opinions.All the Best,Dr. Brian Reagan

I am sorry to hear of your problem.A septal perforation, especially a large one, can cause the dorsum of the nose to collapse, resulting in a saddle nose deformity.  The main issue is to determine what caused the septal perforation in the first place.  Septal perforations have multiple causes, including trauma, chronic nasal steroid spray use, cocaine use, surgical injury, and a variety of infectious and autoimmune diseases.  Whomever you see in consultation will need to determine the cause of the perforation and get it under control before discussing any possible reconstruction.Good luck!

I'm sorry to hear of your problem. Unfortunately a single unfocused photo does not give us enough information to answer any questions. Why not get a consultation with a rhinoplasty specialist and all your questions can be answered.