What could have caused calluses to form over 2 years after my rhinoplasty? (photos)

I'm sorry to hear about your experience. To address your concerns:
- Consult a Plastic Surgeon, who specializes in revision rhinoplasty to assess and address issues like the dip, size reduction, and bony calluses on your nose.- Revision Rhinoplasty may be needed to correct structural problems. This can involve using cartilage grafts to rebuild areas and smoothing out any bony irregularities.- Non-Surgical Options like dermal fillers can temporarily mask minor imperfections but won't fix underlying structural issues.- Bony Calluses can form from bone manipulation during surgery, even if the nose wasn't broken.- Next Steps:Obtain your surgical records, prepare for a consultation with before-and-after photos, list your symptoms, and clearly define your goals.- Persistent Swelling and Tenderness after 2.5 years is uncommon and should be evaluated by a specialist.A thorough evaluation by an experienced surgeon will help determine the best approach to achieve your desired outcome.

To get an assessment regarding the outcome of your procedure and potential revision surgery, you should collect a complete set of before and after pictures and get a copy of your operative report.
Those are part of your medical record and are available from your current provider if you request them.
After that schedule in person consultations with other plastic surgeons in your community.
Bring All of the before and after pictures and copy of the operative report for a second opinion consultation.
Look for plastic surgeon, specialize exclusively in rhinoplasty surgery, or who have rhinoplasty surgery as a major part of their practice.
You can look for providers who are members of the rhinoplasty society.
Why do you think you have scar tissue formation on the upper part of your nose? Maybe it’s the cartilaginous part of your nose that was reduced during your previous procedure?
Your operative report should describe what was done previously.
Without proper before and after pictures, we can’t really begin to make an assessment.
It’s not a bad idea to consult with several plastic surgeons before selecting a provider.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD