Long-term Nose Bleeds Many Years After Rhinoplasty

There are several potential reasons for why you may be bleeding. This can be an extensive evaluation and may even involve treatment of high blood pressure. Occasionally, it can be easily treated with cauterization and other times it may require ligation of vessels. I think its time you should be evaluated again to search for treatable causes.

Yes - mucopirocin (Bactroban®) ointment applied twice a day for a week will usually take care of this.

Every time surgery is performed on the nose (whether primary or secondary) your normal tissue may be replaced by scar tissue.  Nasal blood vessels may be very close to the mucosal surface causing bleeding.  Additionally, if you underwent a turbinate resection, this impairs your nasal ability to humidify air upon inspiration.  This may cause mucosal bleeding and scabbing.  I would first return to your rhinoplasty surgeon.  He/she may be able to advise how to improve this outcome.