Decreasing bridge height is attained by rasping and filing the nasal bridge down, however it can only be filed down approximately 2 or 3 mm before a square top or open roof deformity will result. If that results than osteotomies need to be performed to narrow the nasal bones and close the...
Unless you had a tip graft placed. This is cartilage shaped to look like a nasal tip. Its a very powerful technique and is often used. Sure the tip will not be as soft as before surgery, but at 10 months there should be some give. Hence the explaination is the extra cartilage you now have. Plus...
I see the following problems in your nose:
1. Rounded, isolated tip
2. Poor transition from tip to nasal base (deep shadowing on each side of the tip)
3. Overly arched, retracted alar margins (nostrils show)
4. Over-rotated (up turned, short) nose
5. Thick alar side walls...