Reducing the Skin Thickness on the Nose Non-invasively

I would caution you against trying to inject steroids to reduce the thickness of your nasal skin as that could potentially lead to unexpected outcomes.  The best way to achieve what you are looking for is to address the underlying anatomy to get the result you want.

If the skin on the tip of your nose is thickened from chronic Acne Rosacea (Rhinophyma), it can be reduced by either Laser Resurfacing or by the Ellman  machine on Cutting/coagulation mode.

For mild cases, not necessarily Rhinophyma, Laser resurfacing alone can be effective. in many cases.

If you like the look of your nose there is no reason to consider any type of procedure.  If the skin feels thick but the aesthetic appearance does not need to be changed there is nothing to be gained by injections, surgery, or any other intervention.  Injections can thin the skin and the underlying tissue in an uneven way, can cause ulcers, and may lead to unsightly pigment changes.

 

"If it isn't broken, don't fix it."