Is this dent/gap a problem or is it normal in the healing process? (Photos)

Dear  eva.bliss,It would be best to see your surgeon and discuss thisIf the indentations are permanent, they can be filled with liquid silicone in tiny droplet fashionTypically, you want to wait until it is fully healed before placing a permanent filler, so you can use a temporary filler like Restylane until thenBest regards,

Dr. Nima

Member, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon

Board Certified in Head and Neck Surgery

Thank you for your question and photos! It is difficult to assess the “dent” without an in-person consultation, however being 2 months post- op there is still a lot of swelling. It can take up to one year to see the final result from a rhinoplasty. In regards to the sensitivity and uncomfortable feeling, this is expected at 2 months due to the nasal bone and cartilage still being in the healing process. I suggest contacting your surgeon to discuss your concerns and possible ways to optimize the healing process. 
Best of luck,
Dr. Kian

The dent or gap looks like a true defect in the nasal bone that occurred as part of the bony osteotomy and will not correct itself.  Often a fat  graft will smooth out a defect on a long term basis and I prefer as a better alternative than fillers which are temporary.  Sometimes an irregularity can be rasped down as a minor office procedure.  An examination would be necessary to give the best advice.