Is this a bony spur that has grown right after rhinoplasty. What can I do? Also will my nose remain crooked? (Photo)

Hello,Unfortunately, this won't fix itself, as you probably suspected. If your surgeon is trying to convince you of this, it's time to move on. Your septum is curved, you have a bony protuberance, and your septum has dropped from it's junction with the nasal bones causing that step off. Please visit a few revision rhinoplasty surgeons in your area.  You'll need bony revision, perhaps minor, a septoplasty, and spreader grafts. Best of luck!

Revision rhinoplasty for Bump and deviation. Discuss this with your surgeon as it appears the bump is due to a small piece of nasal bone and repeat osteotomy's. This surgery is minor. 

I recommend a follow up with your surgeon to discuss the the plan for corrective measure which may be a small revision. Good luck

You should consider a revision of your osteotomies; both to shave down the small bony spicule but also to pull your nasal bones to the right; they have healed crooked; This can be done in 10 minutes and should not be too costly;

Dear lisam93, I do not believe your current problems will correct themselves. I would suggest speaking with your surgeon and discussing your concerns and he/she will be able to discuss a plan of correction. This will most likely be repeat osteotomies and rasping the dorsal bump. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.