Is this my hump still there or could it be swelling (Photo)

Thank you for the question and photo, but the only way to truly know the extent of the damage to your nose is through an in-person consultation with an experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon. If there is a fracture or other damage, early intervention typically produces the best...

Impossible to tell this early with you wrapped up and without preoperative photos.  I would follow with your surgeon.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA

Use of a computer program to change the shape (morph) of a nose or other facial feature can be very helpful. Keep in mind that it is not a prediction or crystal ball, but is fun & visual way for the surgeon & patient to communicate. Since it uses a picture and not just words, this can assist...

At 16 days after your rhinoplasty, if you had osteotomies to help reshape the bone of your nose, those small breaks in the bone are unlikely to have been able to be displaced with the light weight of sunglasses.  This is far more likely to be normal postoperative swelling in the tissues and...

  There are several ways to address this.  Many surgeons will use an alar cinch suture to prevent this widening after a maxillary advancement prior to closure.  This would be an option at this time as well as alteration of the alar base through an external approach.Find a board...