Hit in the nose 6 weeks post op rhinoseptoplasty! (Photo)

Dear misskhan97Thanks for the question. The strength of the impact is crucially important to say something processing. If it’s in the first month and the shape of the nose looks damaged retouch can be done. Of course, the physical examination is the key to figure out actual damage it’s better to visit your doctor immediately. I wish you all the best.

It's not uncommon that patients may bump or hit their nose after rhinoplasty.  Most of the time no harm is done though it can be much more tender and hurt.  A conservative approach in most situations is warranted.  Of course notify your surgeon who should be available to address any concerns.  Even if there is a bump or asymmetry, observation may be best before considering revising the surgery.

At six weeks post-rhinoplasty, it is unlikely that you have significantly injured your nose with the amount of trauma that you have described.  Allow the swelling to subside and follow up with your surgeon on a routine basis.  In the event that something needs to be addressed, they will have been there to offer solutions at the appropriate time.

From the symptoms described you may have suffered a marginal bone fracture, do seek urgently your surgeon's attention and he will reduce this fragment.

Generally speaking, unless the trauma to your nose was moderate to severe, it is unlikely to have a significant effect on the outcome. However, swelling and occasional bleeding are not uncommon.Obviously, if the appearance of your nose does not seem right after all the swelling has resolved, regardless of the reason, you will want to discuss the options with your surgeon.

You
are far enough out from surgery that it sounds like you may not have caused any
damage, however make an appointment with your surgeon to discuss what you have
shared here. They are the best doctor to
address your concerns and to make the best assessment about any possible
damage.

It is unlikely that the minor trauma you describe would have a major negative effect in your nose.  However, your surgeon is the best person to advise you and to follow your recovery closely.  Remember that the swelling after a rhinoplasty surgery can  take several months to completely resolve.  Best wishes