Lump of Swelling Between Eyebrows Normal 3 Weeks After Revision Rhinoplasty?

Since there was no surgery performed in your brow area, there is not a chance that scar tissue can develop where you are experiencing the swelling.  Every patient heals differently, and I would not worry about any persistent swelling in that area.  In general, the side effects in the first few weeks following a rhinoplasty may include but are not limited to:

1) Moderate pain associated with the surgery
2) Swelling in the nose and around the eyes
3) Congestion
4) Bruising under the eyes

The swelling you are experiencing will eventually dissipate, and I would recommend following your surgeon's recommendations at this time.  Thanks and I hope this helps!

Typically the swelling takes about 6 weeks to go away and may take a year to see the final result. That being said it could be a build up of callus or premature bone or perhaps scar tissue. I would massage like your surgeon told you to do and ask them about taping the area which is what I often recommend to my patients. Good luck.

Thank you for your question. Generally speaking, revision surgery on the nose tend to be more complex and there is more swelling than in primary rhinoplasty. So one could anticipate swelling longer than three weeks and in the brow and check areas. Having said that, you still have to talk to your plastic surgeon. He will give you the best advice.

I don't think you have anything to worry about because nothing is done between the brows in rhinoplasty surgery; but keep in contact with your surgeon and follow his instructions. .