Rhinoplasty and scabbing - could it be a possible rejection?

The fact that this improves with antibiotics tells that there may be some underlying infection. having an implant in place it makes it even more serious. In-person consultation with your surgeon should be your next step. Hope this helps.

If this issue goes away with antibiotics and muprocin, and then returns, it may be helpful for you to visit your surgeon or another reputable rhinoplasty specialist. Implant rejection is fairly easy to diagnose with a nasal examination. I hope all will be well with you. Sincerely, Dr. Joseph

I’m not sure was gortex couid have been used for but if this has been going on that long you could have either exposed cartilage of gotten that is keeping the site open like that.,go back to your surgeon

Failure to heal after placing, and nasal implant may be an indication that your implant is contaminated.
Follow up with your provider or get in person second opinion consultations.
There are a few ways to determine if the implant is exposed to the outside environment. Generally speaking, a contaminated implant needs to be removed.
Most plastic surgeons in the United States use cartilage graft and avoid implants. Implants are used much more commonly in Asia.
They do have a risk of becoming contaminated.
Follow up with your provider or get the help you need from someone else.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD