How much would a procedure cost to slightly thin the cartilage on the bottom/tip of my nose? (Photo)

Rhinoplasty for the large nose with hump, bulbous tip, etc which is what it appears you have along with a depressed mid nose.  You cannot change just one thing without causing other problems therefore you need a complete rhinoplasty done by a very experienced rhinoplasty surgeon who does natural looking noses. I need to see other views because it appears you might benefit from the chin implant as well to get better facial balance. These could be done together or separately.  look at the surgeons work to determine how to choose the surgeon's noses you like.

You have thick dorsum and a bump in it, I strongly recommend you do consider the complete rhinoplasty touching, as well as the tip, the bone.About
the tip itself: it is more broad than bulbous, and mainly I'd say is a
tip poorly defined and this needs Sheen's tip grafting.Do seek the opinion of a surgeon with experience in tip grafting.Your
case is technically feasible with either closed or open approach,
however open approach allows a more accurate placement and fixation of
tip grafts, this would be my advice.Feasible under local and sedation if oly the tip is touched.

Hi there. Questions regarding cost are very fair and reasonable. Please understand, however, that it is very difficult to provide precise surgical pricing information without an in-person consultation and examination.Just to explain, factors that affect cost include: primary versus revision surgery; open versus closed rhinoplasty; facility fees; anesthesia fees.After your consultation you will receive a detailed written quote containing all pricing information.Hope this at least provides some guidance. Best wishes and good luck. If you like, please refer to the article link below. The diagrams may provide useful information and help guide your consultation with your surgeon.

 It is very important to make sure all the components of the nose balance with themselves, and the entire nose balances with the patient's facial features. It is very rare to  perform only a tip rhinoplasty. Suture techniques and conservative cartilage removal are required to narrow the nasal tip. Osteotomies of the nasal bones are required to narrow the bridge line. A full set of photographs are required to make any determination about the rest of the nose, since the nose is a three-dimensional structure.

 Hi, I have performed and taught Rhinoplasty for over 30 years.  From the photo, your nasal bridge and tip are wide with an under-rotated nasal tip (makes the nose appear longer) and a weak chin.  If you are happy with the rest of the nose a Tip-plasty, without a full Rhinoplasty, can remove cartilage along the nasal tip area to thin it as you mentioned.    A weak chin creates an imbalance making the nose look larger and the mid face appear top heavy.  Chin augmentation, with a chin implant, will add projection to the chin creating harmony and balance to the lower face.  If you wanted the rest of the nose thinned and refined, this can be done with a closed Rhinoplasty.  Hope this helps.