Hard lump on side of nose 3 years post op (photo)

Please consider reposting your question with photographs. I suspect that you are seeing droopiness, and this is not likely due to the skin on your nose. It is more likely to be due to droopy nasal tip cartilages two and a half years after your last revision. I wish you well moving forward....

Hello and thank you for your question. First off, it's important to recognize that complications happen to ALL surgeons, and any surgeon that does not have complications or any suboptimal results is either not operating enough or lying. With that said, although an exam in person is ideal,...

Have you surgeon reach out to the company. I've had this happen to one of my patients, and my rep told me that it's been reported to be a potential issue and has given me suggestions about what to do to try to encourage it to dissolve further vs. excising it completely. Your surgeon should be...

There seems to be a separation between the upper third of your nose and the bottom part. That often happens because the nasal bones were not narrowed, but likely they should have been. Then, other views, such as the profile view and the 3/4 views, could tell me whether other changes might be...

Based on your photos, you appear to have a nasal tip appearance that sticks out a bit too far, and this is associated with droopiness. I can appreciate wideness, and some asymmetries, on front view. If you have severe dissatisfaction with the appearance of your nose, you should consider meeting...

Of course, all I have to go on right now is these two frontal views (lots of other angles would help a lot), but it sure looks as though the size of the tip is due to the size and strength of the tip cartilages below the skin. If that's the case, then yes, you'd need a revision to make things a...