What's the best way to get rid of the extra skin growth in nostril?

Thank you very much for sharing your concerns about your Rhinoplasty with us.After having analyzed all the info and photos provided to us, i recommend to perform a Secondary Rhinoplasty (not a tip revision) this means (basically) treat the nasal bones and the nasal cartilages.Therefore i would perform a narrowing of the nasal base (nose osteotomy) and alar and triangular cartilage shaping.Respectfully,Dr. Emmanuel Mallol Cotes.-

The bulge you're seeing at the base of your nose is likely the foot-plate of your right medial crus - normal columellar cartilage that is seen bulging on your right. Prominence and asymmetry in the midline base of the nose is typically from a
deviated nasal septum, but an examination would be necessary to be
certain.The base view of your nose is least important from an aesthetic standpoint, so whether you want to have this repaired is primarily elective, unless it is causing functional breathing issues, or if it is due to something else. The small profile bump seen on your right oblique photo may be well suited for camouflage with a non-surgical rhinoplasty with Silikon-1000, an off label filler for permanent results.Hope this is helpful for you.Dr Joseph

Thank you for your question. I suggest you consult with the board certified facial plastic surgeon who performed your surgery to learn more about the original surgery, and then discuss the potential to move forward. A Rhinoplasty procedure can address the extra skin growth in a much smaller and less involved procedure than you experienced in the full Rhinoplasty. Best wishes,

What you are seeing is most likely due to the foot plates or medial crura being pushed out by the septum.  Best to be seen in person.

Thank you for the question and photos.  Extra skin usually doesn't occur so I suspect you may be seeing the underlying cartilage pushing the skin out.  Since the area of concern is not clear you will be served well by consulting with a board certified plastic surgeon and having him/her take a look at the area that you are referring to.  Once this occurs the cause of the issue can be identified which will allow an understanding of the solution that must occur to address the issue.I hope this helps.All the best,Dr. Remus Repta