The Cartilage in My Nose Tip is Visible, Like There's a Crack on My Nose? Doctor Answers, Tips
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The Cartilage in My Nose Tip is Visible, Like There's a Crack on My Nose?

Can this be fixed?

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by yesenia in texas
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Depression Treatment with Filler

Some depressions can be treated with filler, but an exam or pictures would be necessary to assess that for you. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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Rhinoplasty question

Dear yessenia, You can fix this problem either surgically or non-surgically depending on what you want If you are not ready for surgery, a little filler can help fill in the "crack" Best regards, Nima Shemirani
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Nonsurgical Nose Jobs Work Well For Masking Nasal Tip Cleavage or Clefts Between The Cartilages

While a picture would have been helpful, it appears that you are describing a cleft between prominent nasal tip cartilages. I have treated many patients for this by merely masking the cleft using a volumizing filler, such as Juvederm UltraPlus XC combined with a small amount of Radiesse. Both are natural, biodegradable materials. The procedure takes only a couple of minutes to perform and the results are immediate and uniformly quite gratifying.

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Prominent nasal cartilages

Prominent, thick, and strong lower lateral nasal tip cartilages in the presence of very thin skin can cause the nasal tip cartilage to be visible. Many patients are also uncomfortable with the cleavage and/or cleft between the 2 tip cartilages which can be improved with a Tip- rhinoplasty and cartilage suturing and camouflage grafts.
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Options for visible nasal tip cartilages

Hi I assume youve never had a nose job. It sounds like you have thin skin and strong cartilages. The actor Owen Wilson is an extreme example of that. Good rhinoplasty surgeons can help camouflage the tip of your nose by reshaping the cartilages and covering them with crushed cartilage, fascia or alloderm.
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