How should I correct my drooping tip / hanging columella (male)? (Photo)

 Yes, the rhinoplasty procedure can lift the down-turned tip and reduce the columellar show. A hanging columella is addressed by trimming back excess caudal septum and excess skin in the columella. The tip can also be lifted with a tip rhinoplasty. For many examples of both maneuvers performed during the rhinoplasty procedure, please see the link below

Hello,Droopy tip (or Hook nose) is one of the most common reasons patient seek out Closed Scarless Rhinoplasty. This can be a concern when at rest or even worse when smiling. The key is to rotate the nose upwards and prevent the excess pulldown when smiling. We utilize multiple maneuvers to carefully rotate the tip of the nose to lift it to an elegant height and design without any telltale signs of surgery. A closed scarless rhinoplasty is the best surgery to fix this. By doing this via a scarless (closed) approach, there are no external cuts ever on your nose.  This prevents the dreaded complication of external scarring at the base of the nose, which even if rare, if it occurs, is devastating.  Through a scarless approach you can accomplish almost everything needed to be done to the nose with no scarring, less healing time, less bruising, and less swelling. All the best, Deepak Dugar, MDScarless Rhinoplasty ExpertBeverly Hills, CA 90210

Your nose is crowding your upper lip and there are muscles at the bottom of your nose which are pulling your nose downward when smiling.A small resection of the bottom of your nasal septal cartilage (caudal septum) with a slight angle upward in the distal 1/3 of your caudal septum will accomplish much of the look you desire.  If you were my patient, I would also add a tip graft to the tip of your nose to elevate it.  This would require minimal surgery and a relatively quick recovery.  New York has truly amazing rhinoplasty surgeons, therefore you should not have to travel far to find the plastic surgeon you are looking for.