Is it possible to hide visible cartilage graft at the tip of my nose? (photos)

There are certainly options to address your concerns. In thin-skinned patients, this is a potential issue with rhinoplasty surgery. Some options may include removing/replacing the graft or using soft tissue (fascia or perichondrium for example) to help camouflage the graft. I would recommend that you seek consultation with an experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon to address your concerns. Best of luck!

After rhinoplasty, particularly with solid cartilage grafts, it is not uncommon for the skin to lose subdermal fat and the swelling to go down, a phenomenon known as "cartilage show." To prevent this, you can either use a temporary fascia covering or use diced cartilage to enhance the appearance of the surgical tip.

Hi amritamen,

It is possible to camouflage a visible graft on the tip using fillers, however, this is not a permanent solution. If you are open to surgery, the permanent solution will be to do a revision tippplasty. Swelling from this procedure should be less than your primary rhinoplasty.