Solutions for Supratip Fullness After Rhinoplasty?

You could give a try to cortisone injection 1 time. If this is scar, it may sometimes work. If after 6 weeks, there is no improvement, then you should see a very experienced revision rhinoplasty surgeon. Sometimes the cartilage is a little high and sometimes it is scar tissue.

Hi Pluie,

The only non-surgical solution to your supra-tip fullness ("polybeak deformity") is injectable fillers.  Radiesse, Juvederm, Restylane are all temporary fixes.  Silicon-1000 is permanent, which is great when performed properly, a horror story when done wrong.  The best permanent solution is revision surgery.

Good luck and be well.

Dr. P

I reviewed your profile photo and your concern. I doubt you would benefit from a Kenalog injection to the full area above your tip since all post-surgical swelling is gone 2.5 years after your Rhinoplasty Surgery. It wouldn't hurt to try a dilute steroid injection, but results, if any, would be limited. 

Your supratip fullness is quite mild, and not terribly distracting. You could consider an Injectable Filler treatment to raise your bridge. This could provide you with a straight (rather than curved) profile, and minimize your concern.

If raising your bridge is out of the question, then start with a Kenalog injection and leave revision rhinoplasty surgery as a last resort.

I hope this is helpful for you.