Can a Spreader Graft Widen the Tip of my Nose After a Rhinoplasty Result That I Hate??

I read your concern and reviewed your photos. In my practice, Silikon-1000, an off-label filler for permanent results, works well for adding volume to your tip. Procedures are performed with topical anesthetic, and there is no downtime.

Please make sure your surgeon is experienced in the delicate art of using Injectable Fillers in your nose.

I hope this is helpful for you.

Regards from NJ.

Thank you for sharing your experience and photos. My first question to you is "when did you have your rhinoplasty."  The nasal tip is the last region of your nose to finish healing.  This reason is that the tip is the most cosmetically sensitive region,even the most subtle changes are significant. Also, the nasal tip is the most gravity sensitive region of the nose. So complete healing to the tip can take up to one year after a primary rhinoplasty. To help control tip healing, the rhinoplasty surgeon may elect to use injections. If you are more than one year out, a revision rhinoplasty can address some of your goals. However it would be best to be evaluated firsthand to see what techniques would be necessary for you.

Unless you are more than 1 year post-op just wait and see how the rest of the nose shapes over time - if still concerned there are grafting options which may help.