Nose Implant Extrusion Infection?

If you are developing a pustule associated with a nasal implant, you need to seek medical attention, preferably by a surgeon that performs rhinoplasty. The first step will be to drain and culture the pustule and then start antibiotics. If the implant is infected, which is likely, then if antibiotics don't resolve the infection, the implant will need to be removed. An infected nasal implant can become a serious problem resulting in significant deformity if left untreated. You need to see a physician for appropriate care.

In the setting of a silicone implant, infections need to be treated immediately to prevent further complications.  Ideally, you should see your surgeon and be placed on an approriate antibiotic regimen.  With early treatment, it should improve with oral and topical antibiotics.  

I would see a board-certified rhinoplasty specialist experienced in dealing with silicone implants.  The infection can be treated conservatively at first with oral and topical antibiotics.  This will hopefully eliminate the infection.  However, you should be cared for by a rhinoplasty specialist in case you need more aggressive treatment.