As you mentioned, patients differ significantly in the thickness of the skin. Some patients have very thin skin and some patients have very thick skin. The skin itself cannot be thinned out or else it may compromise blood flow and risk a wound on your nose. However during an open rhinoplasty,...
This is not normal as the other doctors have noted. Some oozing which is more watery and not very bloody can happen up to 5-7 days after surgery, but frank bleeding is not normal.
I would recommend discussing this with your plastic surgeon.
It is a good idea to try to fix the nose within the first month after the injury because the nose will have memory of wanting to be straight again. If you wait after six months the memory of the bone and cartilage will want to be crooked and you will have a higher incidence of...