I had non-implant rhinoplasty here and then had revision surgery at another clinic.
One side of the cartilage at the nasal tip was left pointed instead of being rounded off properly, according to the revision clinic. That area had been red since the first surgery, eventually becoming a red spot that looked as though it might break through. The entire tip was red, and the cartilage was showing through white, so I had removal surgery because I was afraid it would become serious. Even when I went for follow-up after surgery, I could feel something pointed in that area. When I asked the doctor to examine it, they said it was nothing serious, I think? Anyway, it was dismissed. Whether the cartilage had not been trimmed properly or for some other reason, the skin in that area had become thin and red like a spot. There was also an uneven step. Another clinic filled the indentation. It had a shape with two bends.
Not everyone's skin is the same, and it depends on the look you want, but that was my experience. Compared with my preferred aesthetic, it was quite flashy.