Is It Normal That One of my Eyes Doesn't Shut Completely 1 Week After Rhinoplasty?

Uneven areas that you can feel but not see are not uncommon and should not worry you. It's too early to evaluate whether or not enough hump was removed or not.

It's way to early to make any judgement. Be patient and follow your surgeon's advice.

Often a rhinoplasty does not require osteotomies. If it does, it is used to 1. close an open roof nasal base or 2. refine the dorsum. If done through an external percutaneous approach it can be carefully controlled as it does not spring back to the pre-operative position.

Leaving the nose too long is one of the common complaints after rhinoplasty. It is surprising how easy this is to both avoid and correct. It involved strategic removal of cartilage and nasal lining at the lower end of the nose. It doesn’t necessarily require breaking the bones.

At 6 months, most of the post Rhinoplasty swelling may have subsided and the results should be discussed with your Rhinoplasty Surgeon, IMHO.

Based on you photo there seems to be an edge of the cartilage, or perhaps scar forming a ridge. There is a bit of cartilage in the area called a 'scroll' where the cartilage of the tip and bridge come together. There may be a piece pushing down and your surgeon may wish to remove it. Best of...