2 months post op, a bump/edge on nose almost since rhino/septoplasmy. I feel like my radix is bigger. Any suggestions? (photos)

Do not be too concerned with the way your nose looks right now. Two months is still early in your healing process and there is still swelling in your nose. This can persist for up to 1 year and results will continue to change. Be patient.Hope this helpsDr. Ali Sajjadian

Some amount of swelling along the nasal dorsum, nasal bones and especially the nasal tip is expected two months following rhinoplasty. It is impossible to determine from your photos without a physical examination however. At this point,most rhinoplasty surgeons would suggest that you allow the nose to heal for at least six months prior to considering any revision operation. Regardless of the cause of the bump, it is likely to improve over that period of time. 

The "bump" is NOT swelling but it is a piece of bone or cartilage that needs correction. Best to seek in person second opinions. 

I know 2 months seems like a long time, but it is a relatively soon after a rhinoplasty. The cause of the bump is more difficult to determine not knowing what you had done in surgery. In general, the swelling of the radix and the bump are both likely to improve over the next several months, so try to be patient. 6 months is the minimum for most surgeons before considering any revision surgery, in large part because many things correct on their own given enough time.

With the degree your nose appears to be reduced your surgeon probably performed osteotomies to bring in the nasal bones. The bone may have rotated outward on the left side during its fracture or healing. You need to wait a minimum of 6 months to let healing continue. You can reevaluate at that time. I am not a fan of fillers but this may be one situation where a temporary filler may give some improvement until your re-evaluaton.

Thank you for the photo but without an operative note or a full examination one would be only guessing.  The best person to ask about this is your surgeon and since no one would do anything now I would ask him in 5 weeks what is going on if the problem has not resolved on its own.Dr. Corbin

It is obvious from the pictures that the swelling is prevail every where on your nose.The large radix could be due to a combination of soft tissue swelling, periosteal reaction and relative narrowing of the nasal bone from osteotomy while the radix left untouched.The hard edge is most likely a part of nasal bone. Should these persists 4 months from now, a touch up procedures may be needed.