How can I augment my depressed glabella?

Dear Cali4nianThere are many options for improving the glabella and nasal bridge. In your circumstances, you might benefit first from digital imaging to see if you would prefer the look of an augmented glabella, based on your certainty, then you can proceed with a temporary solution, such as fillers or proceed with permanent and surgical options such as cartilage grafts. Your other ear as well as simple fascia might be good options. Look for an experienced and well trained plastic surgeon, certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (or Facial). See more than one consult and make a well informed decision.

Without photo, hard to say, but it's more likely that your nasal radix (root) is depressed than your glabella.   To see how augmentation would look, try injectable filler first such as Radiesse (calcium hydroxyapatite), Restylane, Restylane Lyft, Restylane Defyne, Juvederm Ultra Plus, Voluma, Belotero, or another hyaluronic acid product.  Although radix augmentation is a common step of rhinoplasty, because it was not accomplished at your initial procedure, hopefully, if necessary, more permanent augmentation can be achieved on a minimally invasive basis.

Augmentation of the radix can be done many ways. Fillers are a temporary means of correction and can be costly over time. Filling with your own fat (fat grafting) is an option that is more permanent. Alternatively, augmentation with alloderm or rib cartilage can be performed. Hope this helps.