2 Months Post-op: Is a Mild Nose Bleed After Cleaning and Blowing my Nose Normal?

Hi r, The periostium of the nasal bones (the thin, tight fibrous tissue lining on bones) can be inflammed after trauma and form a temporary bump.  Most of the time, the bump will go down with time.  Most likely you will not need corrective surgery as long as you stay away from...

It would take a fairly significant blow to the nose to damage a rhinoplasty after a week.  Minor trauma to the nose is of no consequence and your're cognizant of it because you just had surgery.

The best way to treat this would be to excise (cut) it and repair the wound. If it involves any significant amount of tissue you may have to perform the same on the opposite side.

Hi Munchikens in BC, Nasal augmentation of the bridge is a common part of rhinoplasty in Asian patients. Augmentation material is typically "plastic" material such as goretex or silicone. While one's own cartilage is generally preferred to augment the bridge, there may be...

Nose do drop following Rhinoplasty, but most of that occurs in the first 6 months following surgery. Alternatively, the notion that noses "grow" is incorrect. They don't actually  grow, the lengthen by the usual process of aging as does everything else in our bodies,...

There are quite a few techniques that reliably lengthen or derotate the nose.  All require additional cartilage to secure the new position, and most often can be taken with primary rhinoplasty from the septum.  Septal extension grafts, extended spreader grafts, complex columellar...