I'm having a kenalog injection to reduce the size of my nose tip. Will there be side effects? (Photo)

I think the other doctors
that have commented thus far are 100% correct. There is no reason or indication
for someone to suggest that you should have Kenalog injections into the tip of
your nose to reduce the size of your nose. If you are considering this, please
reconsider. Consult with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon to
give you all of your options, and chose which one is best for you carefully.

Kenalog injections are not used to reduce a cartilaginous bulbous tip. After the rhinoplasty procedure, Kenalog injections can be used to reduce swelling, edema, and scar tissue formation in the supratip  area of the nose. Kenalog injections are only placed after the surgery, not before. To reduce the bulbous nasal tip requires suture techniques applied to the lower lateral cartilages of the nasal tip. Digital computer imaging would be helpful to understand what can be accomplished with your nose upon your patient  features. For many examples and more information about  reducing the bulbous tip surgically, please see the link and video below