I had nose filler over a year ago and the tip of the nose showed that filler was there (it was shiny) but not red. I went to get the filler dissolved recently and filler was still present. I went and got it dissolve again and there is still filler present. See photos! Can you please identify if this is just stubborn filler that will need to be dissolved again or if this is a more serious case of tissue damage as the filler will not dissolve. Do I need to see a specialist? Please help.
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You have what is termed a boxy tip due to the shape of your lower lateral cartilages. This is fixed by reduction of the alar cartilages and sutures to reshape them.
The pink bulge that is visible in your right nostril appears to be the right side of your nasal septum. If you have no issues breathing through your nose, there is absolutely nothing to be concerned about. If you have obstructed breathing on the right side, septoplasty may be considered. I hope...
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