It is best to discuss your concerns with a surgeon experienced in rhinopalsty. It is difficult to make a determination based on one photo. However, the tip of the nose can be de-projected (i.e. set back) to a degree. The degree of nasal tip set back can be determined by balancing with the other features of your nose.
Nasal tip plasty can address up point a long nasal tip. Removing some of the cartilages from the tip of the nose would bring the nose back towards the face and reduce the pointy appearance.RegardsDr. J
