What's this groove in my columella & would open rhinoplasty make it more obvious? (Photos)

Thank you for your question. The cleft in your columella is your natural native anatomy of the medial crus cartilage. This can easily be removed by placing a small onlay columellar graft. I do this on a regular basis. Best wishes to.

Hello, and thank you for your question. It appears you have a cleft in your columella. An open rhinoplasty involves making a small incision in the columella, which might only make the cleft look more pronounced. I recommend getting a proper evaluation from a reputable board-certified facial plastic surgeon, particularly one with a strong rhinoplasty portfolio. Your surgeon can properly assess your nose and recommend the best approach. Hope that helps!

Yes, it looks here like you have a little definition between your medial crura. Straightforward to fix in a rhinoplasty either by reshaping the medial crura or adding a little graft to camouflage the area, depending on what else needs to be done.

You have a cleft between the cartilage of the tip. When I see that I tell patients not to even mess with it. You risk making it look worse

What you're seeing is a cleft between the left nasal tip Cartilage and the right nasal tip cartilage, and this is normal. Do not perform a rhinoplasty just for this. A closed rhinoplasty approach makes all the incisions on the inside of the nose to shave down the dorsal hump and refine the nasal tip. An open rhinoplasty procedure makes incision across the columella.