Complications after rhinoplasty, significant nasal muscle resistance, could it be dislodged grafts?

Without proper, in person examination, it is impossible to say what is going on. It would be in your best interest to have a consultation with your surgeon or another board certified plastic surgeon with good reputation in rhinoplasty, for clinical evaluation and to discuss the options of treatment. Good luck.

Good Morning! Thanks for the questions. If you've had a nasal injury since your surgery, there could absolutely be movement of cartilage or bone that causes obstruction. A clicking or popping often indicates this. As for the muscles, there could be interference though their role is not as substantial compared with solid structure from cartilage. I would revisit with your surgeon if you're comfortable and have a thorough examination. Otherwise, seek consultation with a Facial Plastic Surgeon who performs revision rhinoplasty. If there is damage, a revision may be merited. Hope this helps!