Can a septoplasty cause a small indent as well as a huge depression on the bridge of the nose 1 year after rhinoplasty? (Photo)

The picture clearly shows that you have a collapse of the middle vault of your nose which would narrow the internal  valve and severely restrict nasal airflow. An examination will be necessary to evaluate both the appearance and function of your nose.

It is possible to have a nasal "roof" collapse after over-resection of the nasal septum. However, it will be hard to give you an opinion without examination in person and the standard before/after photographs. I recommend requesting a copy of your medical records and seeking a second opinion from experts in your area. 

Dear Jherrio1, It is very discerning that you had a rhinoplasty performed a year and a half ago and then had septoplasty and turbinates performed a year after the rhinoplasty. These procedures should have been done together in the first place. When performing rhinoplasty surgery you must always address the patients functional aspects of their nose. When you refine and reduce the the nose you will effect the functional aspects and create breathing difficulties if the entire nose is not taken into consideration. A rhinoplasty or septorhinoplasty is successful when the patient has an aesthetically pleasing nose that is well functioning. From your photograph I can certainly see your concerns regarding the mid-nose collapse. I would seek consultation with some experts in the field of revision rhinoplasty. You will need to wait some time before you have surgery however you can seek consultation and get some answers to your current concerns. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.