Is this dent on my nose dislocation of upper lateral cartilage or swelling of tip contour? (Photo)

  It may be combination of factors.  Give yourself at least 6 months if not a year after the last manipulation before considering any revisions.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA

Usually an indentation at the junction of the nasal bone and upper lateral cartilage is due to the nasal bone.Based on your history, your surgeon felt the nasal bone had shifted outwards and push the left nasal bone inwards. Your picture appears to show the dent, inward left nasal bone, but you also appear to have a little more fullness below the bone. The combination of the two issues compounds the indentation.Consult a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon.Best wishes

The nasal bone is further in than the upper lateral cartilage.  There still may be some swelling in the area of the upper lat and you should wait for a year after the procedure.  If the deformity persists, then either the upper lat should be moved in or the nasal bone moved out.  The can be best determined with an in-person exam.  Seek out a board-certified Facial Plastic Surgeon.  Best wishes.