Am I a Good Candidate for Non-surgical Rhinoplasty? (photo)

Dear "hunter79"; You are a pretty lady, and the photograph tells the story very clearly. Your nose is shifted to the right undoubtedly due to a deviated septum - the vertical support that separates the left from the right nasal chamber. When the degree of crookedness is so great, fillers are not appropriate. They are appropriate when there is a minor bow in some particular part of the nose or small area of depression, or divot. Incidentally, it... more

Your photo is excellent. Unfortunately, this type of complete deviation of the entire nose to one side is not correctable with filler injection. Rhinoplasty is the most complex of all plastic surgeries; make sure you find a surgeon you like that is well qualified and experienced in rhinoplasty. Review before and after photos.

I read your question and reviewed your photo: Your asymmetry at the base of your nose may be due to a deviated septum. You should consult a reputable facial plastic surgeon to examine you and make recommendations. Injectable fillers work better for asymmetries higher on the nose or to fill indentations. I hope this is helpful for you. Dr. Joseph