Is this scar tissue build up in my nose tip? Could this be treated with steroid injections? (photos)

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Hello,
It is very hard to tell the underlying cause without direct examination and, even then, without directly lifting the skin up to assess the tip cartilage underneath. If your nose became more bulbous over time, then this may be due to the way the nose healed/scarring. Unfortunately, you are too far out from your initial surgeries for steroid injections to have a substantial effect. Steroid injections are usually used in the short-term following surgery. Once the scar is mature, it will not respond as well to the steroids.
Hope this is helpful!

You need to be examined to be sure. However, you appear to have fairly thick skin which cannot be removed nor should be thinned with steroids.