Is it possible to only have the tip of my nose reshaped?

Your photos are somewhat limited, however, we can see an area of redness by your right nostril margin at the columella. If you do not have rosacea, sometimes this can be nasal vestibulitis. That is simply skin irritation from a runny nose, and that may respond well to topical hydrocortisone...

Hello and thank you for your question and the picture. I actually answered your similar question, also from 3/17/24. To help other people with similar questions, I have copied my answer here as follows: Unfortunately, despite what you might find online, nose manipulation exercises and massages...

Fillers will not be able to adjust the symmetry of your nostrils, but with nonsurgical rhinoplasty you may be able to improve the contour of the tip of your nose. There is some risk involved to the blood supply of your skin given the history of previous surgeries, and it would only result in a...

You ask a terrific question. I believe the answer has to do with the skill of the person injecting the filler. When we inject the root of the nose, above a nasal bump, we keep our fingers on both sides of the nasal bridge to ensure that widening does not occur. I hope this helps. Sincerely, Dr....

Based on your limited photos, you appear to have thin nasal skin and nostril margin asymmetry. Specifically, your left nostril margin appears to be higher than your right and you made appear to have some pinching in your nasal tip. Michael droplet Silikon-1000 injections maybe considered for...

Your photo reveals a fairly deep indentation, and this is somewhat unusual only three weeks after surgery. Generally, this early after surgery, there is a lot of swelling and the skin is firm and difficult to fill. In time, when the swelling resolves, depending on your examination, microdroplet...