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This can vary depending on the individual. In general, the nose stops growing around the age of 16 for boys. But as individuals age, it is possible for the nose to change shape over time. It can lose support and droop as the years go by, but this really depends on the person. It is difficult to predict exactly how the nose will change. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.
In most people, the nose reaches its full development in the late teenage years. However, for some individuals, the nose can change appearance through adulthood. For example, in individuals with a heavy nasal tip, there may be a tendency for the tip of the nose to droop slowly over many years and decades. Another example is in individuals with thin skin. Over time, the skin can thin further creating sharper angles and deeper shadows on the nose. A rhinoplasty specialist could probably guide you with regard to your specific nose with a careful examination.
You have a very nice facial bone structure to begin with, a rhinoplasty done by an experienced surgeon with good reputation will help you to have a narrower nose width and tip that won't unbalance your bone structure but will balance the rest of your facial features. The cost in Los...
Let me answer your question with another 2 questions. Why was the strut placed and why do you want to remove it? Usually there are other techniques to maintain tip shape and support.
Because of the elasticity and recoil of the skin and soft tissue covering the nose, it is doubtful that repeatedly pulling on the columella (the bridge of skin between the nostrils) will create much meaningful or long-term change. Structural grafting with rhinoplasty would be the best way...
