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Yes, you can have a filler just for the tip. But I would say that is a more delicate area. Essentially, to answer the question, I would say, it depends on the shape and also what you are trying to achieve.
Because like you mentioned earlier whether rhinoplasty is an option or fillers are an option, you really have to depend on the structure and whether you can achieve on what you are trying to achieve, but the straightforward and short answer is yes.
Asymmetry is a common trait we all share - no person's face is perfectly symmetrical, and this is for a good reason: we would look rather strange if we were. So, to start off, asymmetry is normal, and while we try to recreate symmetry in our sculpting, achieving precise outcomes can be tricky. This can be explained by either small errors in estimation during injections (location as well as the volume of product placed), or it could be due to fat pad asymmetries in the face.
In my practice, I don't find that it is a problem. However I would be cautious if the Isotretioin dosage is excessively high as the skin would be prone to poor healing. I would rather wait for the dose to be about 40-50 mg a week before i commence the above injectables. Just a personal preference, but practices can differ amongst doctors.
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