What Treatment is Available for a Bone Callus After a Nose Job?

The dorsal bump may be a result of a small amount or fragment of cartilage or bony tissue that will likely resorb in a few months.  Revision is not recommended at this stage in your post-rhinoplasty recovery. 

Dear Henrique,

When osteotomies are performed, callus formations are not uncommon; bones heal and that is part of the process that happens to be visible sometimes.

That being said, it is too early to assess the final results of your surgery as it takes about a year for the end results to get establish and a callus to become almost unnoticed.

In case the small hump persists after full recovery attained it can be filed down through a much less complex procedure than the one you had.

I hope this helps.

Thank you for your inquiry and the best of luck to you.

Dr. Sajjadian

Bumps on the nasal bones sometimes come back in part from formation of a callus. This is part of the healing process of bones. As the bones heal further they often go away. However it may take a year to fully heal.
If the bump persists at a year they can be shaved in a much smaller procedure.

At two months, your bones are still healing. Give it time and see what it looks like in 6 months or so.  If there is a small prominence, it can often be rasped down.

It may not be callous that is pretty early for callous. It may be bone debris after rasping or any number of things...You must wait and most causes will disappear if not it is an easy fix.

Give yourself another 6-9 months to see what happens as healing progresses. It is unusual for a callous to form that rapidly. If it does remain or does increase in size a minor revision will correct the undesirable fullness.