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Would achieving a more defined tip with my nose be possible? Very bulbous tip and I think I have a low nasal bridge (photos)

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ShantelleyDec 29, 2021
I've been thinking about rhinoplasty for awhile now. I like my profile but it's the view of my nose front on that I dislike. I don't mind it when I have makeup on and draw contour on my nose, but would like to achieve that look without makeup so I can be more comfortable in my own looks. I have a very bulbous tip that I believe lacks definition and also I think I have a low nasal bridge. Wondering what types of procedures I should look into and if it's achievable. *Collage photos of Me

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