I’m curious if this nasal radix reduction/ rhinoplasty i morphed on myself is possible or even realistic? (Photos)

Your question reflects a very balanced perspective. You like your nose overall, and that is an important starting point. When a nose is already in harmony with the face, surgical decisions should be approached conservatively. My recommendation would be a two step approach. First, focus on skin...

Hello and thank you for your question. It would be very helpful to see a picture of this area or evaluate evaluate it in person. Usually steroids can be very helpful with scar tissue, unless it is cartilage. I recommend that you seek consultation with a qualified board-certified rhinoplasty...

If you are concerned about manipulation of your nose by a surgeon during another cosmetic procedure, as you mentioned, I don't think that any of this manipulation would be significant to cause damage or changes in the appearance of your nose. Wishing you well moving forward. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

First of all, I can understand how distressing it feels when a result does not match your expectations. Six months, however, is still an early phase in rhinoplasty healing, especially when the supratip region and tip definition are involved. The supratip area is structurally delicate. If...

Yes — your goal is realistic, but with important limitations, especially because of thick skin. Let’s go through this carefully.

The tip of your nose looks quite good. You have some asymmetry of the dorsum that could be filed down. You would benefit from an extended chin implant. This would add more balance to your chin. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.