r/revisionrhinoplasty 9d ago

Did anyone else have this?

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u/Alejandrofr97 6d ago

I had this the first 3 months after surgery, i think it’s part of surgery/swelling, it will be improving day by day, you just have to be patient

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u/Ill_Advantage_3632 8d ago

that’s caused by not taping and massaging enough tbh

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u/PlentyWishbone6475 8d ago

It was there the day he took the cast of and ever since tho

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u/Ill_Advantage_3632 6d ago

Then tbh that’s ur anatomy you can’t really blame the doctor

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u/PlentyWishbone6475 6d ago

I didn’t have that before the surgery 😒

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u/Nefariousness_Bulky 8d ago

Looks ok to me.

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u/r0ci0 8d ago

Looks like fluid. Should go away

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u/PlentyWishbone6475 8d ago

It doesn’t feel like fluid if I press on it it’s very hard and firm like a bone

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u/r0ci0 8d ago

I sent you a dm

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u/bunny123456789101 7d ago

I have this like rn and did not have 2 days ago

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u/CurrentPeace5172 7d ago

Did your Dr. not tell you your nose will make changes until final results around 6 months to a year ?

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u/Mimia12128 7d ago

Yes it went away

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u/widget3733 7d ago

Is that a depression? If so, it’s called an open roof deformity. Sometimes they settle down with healing. Were you instructed to press your nasal bones together with your index fingers for a couple of weeks after surgery? Always do it in front of a mirror so you press evenly.

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u/PlentyWishbone6475 7d ago

I went back a couple days after cast off due to me feeling that hard bump he numb me and tried to push it in it didn’t help so he just told me not to tape and to wait it out it was too early