Nose has a bulbous tip, flares when I smile or laugh - Would a rhinoplasty/tip plasty be good for me? (Photos)

Based on your photos, you appear to have relatively thick nasal skin, along with a wide nasal appearance in the upper middle and lower thirds of your nose. You also may have a bit of droopiness of your tip with smiling. If you have severe dissatisfaction with your nasal appearance, I would suggest Consulting with several reputable rhinoplasty specialists so you can see what to expect after moving forward. I hope this helps you! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

I recommend a rhinoplasty. The bone-cartilage junction at the dorsum of the nose is widened and needs to be taken down, the nasal columella angle needs to be slightly increased and the tip needs to be refined.

Best Wishes,

Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Your nose is primarily large in its lower part. That is from a bulbous tip and large nostrils that flare when smiling.
You can have the lower half of the nose (tip and nostrils) addressed without breaking the nasal bones. Tip-plasty can address the bulbous tip either through closed or open approach to make it narrow and refined.
Alarplasty is a very fine and quick procedure that can narrow the nostrils and reduce the flare to soften the appearance. It has other names as well like ‘Weir Excisions’ or ‘Nostril Reduction’. However, it is important to note that asymmetry of nostrils is common and cannot be corrected with alarplasty.
Both of these can be done under local anethesia.
Watch the video link below.
Regards
Dr. J
You can have the lower half of the nose (tip and nostrils) addressed without breaking the nasal bones. Tip-plasty can address the bulbous tip either through closed or open approach to make it narrow and refined.
Alarplasty is a very fine and quick procedure that can narrow the nostrils and reduce the flare to soften the appearance. It has other names as well like ‘Weir Excisions’ or ‘Nostril Reduction’. However, it is important to note that asymmetry of nostrils is common and cannot be corrected with alarplasty.
Both of these can be done under local anethesia.
Watch the video link below.
Regards
Dr. Janjua