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Non-surgical Nose Job to Raise Nose Bridge?

asked 2 years ago by eve domini be in surabaya, Indonesia
Latest answer by Oakley Smith, MD
Question viewed 1,379 times
Tags: bridge, nose

Could non-surgical Rhinoplasty raise the nose bridge? If so, for how long? Is it risky? What would be that safest liquid or filler for this procedure?

3 answers to Non-surgical Nose Job to Raise Nose Bridge?

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Can a tissue filler raise the bridge of the nose?

Yes, here is one of the best indications for Non-surgical Rhinoplasty. There is a limit of course. However the low bridge can often be raise till its straight on profile.
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Possible fillers to raise bridge of nose

There are many different options to augment a nasal bridge and a careful physical exam is critical to formulating the best options. Many Asians have a low nasal bridge and an implant may offer the best results. Choices for synthetic implants include Goretex and silicone. Silicone can have a higher rate of complications such as extrusion or infection and hence we tend to avoid using these. Rib cartilage graft is another option. A "non-surgical" nose job to raise the bridge... more
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Juvederm, Radiesse, or Artefill for non-surgical rhinoplasty

I prefer Juvederm, Radiesse, or Artefill for non-surgical augmentation of the nasal bridge. Juvederm has the advantage of being reversible if a patient disliked it, but only lasts about 6-8 months, in my experience. Radiesse, while not immediately reversible, will dissolve away on its own in about 12-24 months in the nose and has a little more structure to it. Artefill is a permanent filler that can be a nice option for select patients, but it has to be used with greater caution and... more

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