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Dear adam123, It is hard to tell without feeling it It can also be the edge of the bones you are feeling that can occur after osteotomies (or resetting of the nasal bones to make it more narrow) Let the swelling come down for at least another 3 months or so, then address it with your surgeon, or a revision rhinoplasty expert Best regards, Nima Shemirani
I agree with the other comments. You should give more time to allow resolution of swelling. It could be periosteal calcification, malposition of the nasal bone or swelling. Time will tell. On a occasion depending what it feels like I would consider steroid injection.
Sometimes where the osteotomies are performed the bone can heal a bit funny. It sure looks like in the spot where many do osteotomies. Give it time to heal. It may need to be shaved a bit.
Hi Kassandra: It is likely you have a deviated septum and some element of nasal blockage due to your symptoms. “Nasal drip going down my throat” suggests that the air passage through the nose is inadequate. You need a very thorough exam to determine if not only a deviated sep...
There are many different causes for nasal obstruction and facial headaches which include a deviated nasal septum, turbinate hypertrophy, chronic sinusitis, allergic nasal polyps, valve collapse and vestibular stenosis. Each one of these issues are treated differently. It is probably...
Your swelling a month out from surgery is still surgical swelling. The swelling of the tip takes months to go away. ibuprofen typically may help with swelling slightly in the first 2-3 days after surgery, but many rhinoplasty surgeons avoid it because they worry about bleeding. At this point a...
