Bulbous Tip No Cartilage?

Dear coup_de_grace,


Non-surgical rhinoplasty does not remove or reduce the size of the nose

Filler is typically placed to tent up the skin giving the illusion of more definition, but a slightly larger nose

It is tough to advise you without an exam

Your best bet would be to go to a consultation where all of your questions and concerns can be addressed


Best regards,

Nima Shemirani

Hi

There is no way your tip "has no cartilage" unless a previous plastic surgeon did a nosejob on you and removed too much tip cartilage.  Your tip cartilages may just be too weak and/or your skin too thick making it hard for you to feel any cartilage in your tip.  Non surgically a little bit of Restylane can in some cases be injected into the tip to give it a better shape but a surgical nosejob is the true answer and cost depends on your nose and your surgeon and your location.  It can be $3k-$30K! Average would be about $8K.

 the bullous nasal tip can come from thick cartilages or from thick tip skin. Without a picture or physical exam it is  difficult to tell what is creating a bulbous tip.  Rhinoplasty involves sculpting tip cartilages not reducing the thickness of the skin