Dorsal hump still after nose job at 6 weeks post-op.

At six weeks post op there is still a significant amount of swelling present.  The determination of whether this is a residual hump or not should not be made for several months as the swelling needs to subside.  If the result does  not meet your preoperatively discussed expectations then a conversation with your surgeon is obviously in order at the time of swelling resolution.  There is a solution to this type of problem but I recommend patience for  now. Best of Luck,

There can still be significant swelling at 6 weeks, even if it feels firm there is callous formation and bone remodeling ongoing. You should wait a full 12 even 18 months and then reassess the potential need for revision at that point. 
I take immediate post op photos to show my patients the amount of hump removal as seen on the table. Perhaps your surgeon has something like this which may help answer your question for now.
Best of luck!

You need to have patience with your body as it begins to heal. The skin, bone and cartilage are all traumatized during surgery. Inflammation (swelling) is the normal response and will help your nose to heal and look beautiful in the end. Right now, concentrate on other things you like to do and let your nose and under eyes take the time to heal. It can take up a year for your final results. I hope this helps.

You are still going to be swollen at 6 weeks, so there is a possibility that what you are seeing is due to swelling.  I would discuss this with your surgeon in the interim.  He or she will know exactly what was done in your surgery and whether you can expect resolution of this hump.  

Must wait at least 4 months before considering revision rhinoplasty. Seek a few in person secind opinions. Understand there will be additional fees incurred. 

Thank you for your question.  So soon after surgery, there is significant swelling and post operative changes, that can take several months to settle.  The shape of your nose will change as thees resolve, so there is no need to get anxious at the moment. This is not the final result.therhinoplastysurgeon.com

It is a little hard to tell from the pictures the exact cause of the bump, but I would definitely suggest talking to your surgeon about your concerns. The healing process after rhinoplasty can take a full year or longer to complete and there are a lot of things that can contribute to a residual bump in that area. It could be as simple as persistent swelling, or the nasal bones themselves can be trying to migrate (sometimes they have a tendency to try to move back to their original configuration). The solution could be as simple as doing a little molding of the bones. Hope this helped, good luck!!