Congenital Deficiency of Alar Cartilage? How can I get this fixed? (Photo)

It is great that you have taken the time to learn some anatomy however, this deformity is clearly more than just alar cartilage weakness. The ability to compress your entire tip suggests real deficiency in your nasal septum strength or even prescience (after surgery). At a minimum you will need a strong graft between the two Alar cartilages at the nasal tip and possible more. This is not difficult with an experienced facial plastic and Rhinoplasty surgeon. Ask the surgeon how many they done, now many in the last week and month and listen carefully for a logical and confident plan of action. If the only solution offered is a cartilage graft from your rib cage, try to find and qualified surgeon that does not limit your options to only this over used procedure.