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Deviation and rotated tip - Can it be fixed? (photo)

Norwood89Jan 7, 2025
Im wondering if my tip can be fixed? Is it possible to make your nose shorter to correct this issue? How can this be corrected? I have thick skin as well and I’m one year post op.

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