r/Revision_Rhinoplasty

I had a rhinoplasty in 2020. I have this weird scar tissue (?) bubble on the bridge of my nose. It squishy and I can move it around a little. I’ve had a few kenalog injections a few years ago but it always comes back. It’s slightly off center to the right..

I’ve tried to find ANYONE who has had this experience and I can’t.. :’)

I’d also like the tip to be a bit more defined/pointy (not POINTY but I don’t know the right word lol)

I also have slight breathing issues and frequent nasal dripping ever since the rhinoplasty.

I’ve been putting it off because im terrified of a revision rhinoplasty but I can see this bubble out of the corner of my eye and it makes me so self conscious. You can’t always see it but with any kind of overhead lighting it is very visible

I am 15 days post-op from my 3rd surgery. My first was in 2016, and my second was in 2023. I spent over a decade so self-conscious that I used to cover my nose with my hand when people walked by.
This surgery was a refinement. My surgeon rasped the bridge and removed a lot of internal scar tissue to finally get this straight profile. Because I have thick skin and this is my 3rd time, I am terrified of scar tissue (pseudo-hump) coming back and ruining this line.
What I’m doing now:
• Taping 24/7.
• Taking BPC-157 and Serrapeptase for healing/scarring.
• Using a nasal trainer and sleeping upright.
Questions for the thick-skin/revision crew:

1. What else did you do to help the skin "shrink-wrap" to the new bridge?
2. Did you get Kenalog (steroid) shots early on to prevent thickening?
3. How long did you stay on a strict taping schedule?

I’m finally happy with my profile, but I’m nervous about the "memory" of my skin. Any advice to keep it smooth and straight is appreciated!

I’m about three years after a rhinoplasty, the bridge of the nose has slowly become more twisted and scarred over time, and the right mid section has developed a more noticeable collapse and v deformity in the last year. I do not want to get surgery or fillers or something that could cause MORE complications, how bad does it look??