Is my nose bifid, bulbous or both? Could just tip rhinoplasty fix it? How much would that cost in Nashville? (Photo)

You do have a wide, boxy nasal tip that can be corrected. The most important first step is to consult with an expert in rhinoplasty. This is a doctor with experience, and one who performs many rhinoplasties on a regular bases.You should feel comfortable with the surgeon and  look at the doctors results.

It does appear there is separation between the mesial crura which are the cartilages that provide support to the lower third of the nose.  Rhinoplasty surgery to improve this would likely involve more than tip work, as one  surgical maneuver often leads to another until everything is as it should be.  Pick a surgeon who understands your goals, and can demonstrate a couple of examples of his surgical cases.  good luck

Yes, your nasal tip is bifid and boxy. A tip rhinoplasty can address the size and shape of the tip. Your front on photo suggests that your nasal bridge might be crooked but this could just be the lightning. Your profile also suggests that the upper part of your bridge might be too low. A tip rhinoplasty will address the tip but straightening the nose or raising a low bridge would require a complete rhinoplasty. Cost is typically between $7000 - 10,000 for a skilled rhinoplasty surgeon which is what you deserve. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon