Rhinoplasty to have Margot Robbie's nose?

You appear to have what we call a bulbous tip. This can be probably corrected to appear more like a MArgot's nose However it is hard to be sure from this pic. Please come in foe a consultation and request to seemany before and after examples of your type of noses and use 3D imaging system

It is very important to understand that in Rhinoplasty surgery, there is typically a spectrum of results that will be possible based on an individual's starting anatomy.  The idea that one can receive a celebrity look-alike nose is possible, but only for some people.  Only a consultation will give more information.  

Hello HarleyQuinn2226 - Thanks for your question. Recreating a celebrity nose really isn't possible, but it does help your surgeon understand the aesthetics you desire to achieve.  A consultation in person with a rhinoplasty specialist can help you better understand what is possible with your particular anatomy.  The goal of rhinoplasty is to make your nose the best it can be for your face and your particular facial anatomy.  Good luck, Dr. Shah 

Interestingly enough, I had a patient of mine a few months ago ask for the exact same thing! To be honest with you, without seeing the rest of your nose and face, it is difficult to assess how achievable and realistic your expectations are.  You have very poorly defined tip cartilages and nostril asymmetry.  I'd be interested to see a profile picture as well as full assessment of the dorsum and bridge of your nose to get a better idea of the light shadow transition points.  You can absolutely get more definition and a drastic improvement in the appearance of your nasal tip with tip refining techniques - that being said, an in person consultation is always your best bet such that your doc can examine the skin, facial proportions, etc.  I suggest you go on as many consultations as needed until you feel comfortable with the doctor.  Best of luck! I hope some of this helps.

I am not sure if Margot Robbie would be willing to sell her nose for any amount of money. Maybe try and figure out exactly what you don't like about your own nose, and then ask a good surgeon which parts can be changed, and which bits can't. Rhinoplasty is about improving what you've already got, not waving a magic wand. Good luck.