Beauty Lift High Nose: Scam or Really Works?

External compression devices are not a substitute for rhinoplasty surgery or non-surgical rhinoplasty procedures with injectable fillers. Caveat emptor.

While I am not personally familiar with the “Beauty Lift High Nose,” I have seen other similar products on the market. I have never heard of one that works nor have I encountered any scientific data that backs their efficacy.It is highly unlikely that clamping a device to your nose could permanently alter its shape. Think about dental braces, for instance: It takes several years, many adjustments and a great deal of constant pressure to reposition the teeth. If a pressure device were invented that could change nose shape, it would have to be worn constantly and be adjusted at intervals, just like dental braces. The cartilage and bone also would probably return to their regular shapes once the device was removed, as these structures have physical “memory.” I doubt anyone would choose such an unsightly, uncomfortable and probably unsuccessful ordeal over surgery that takes a few hours to perform and about a year to reveal final, permanent results.

If you are unhappy with your nose, please find a facial plastic surgeon who is expert in rhinoplasty to explore your best options – including impermanent, nonsurgical alterations to the nose with dermal fillers. I hope this helps.

While I am not familiar with this device there are many "non surgical"
devices on the market claiming to replace the need for surgical
correction. The structures in your nose are fully developed and rigid
hence no device can mold them like clay. It is a total waste of time
and money. We live in world full of research and science so only do
things that are backed by evidence

Unfortunately, no such device would
be able to actually change the configuration or look of your nose. There are
many products on the market that claim to yield the results of a nose job, but
none of them work. The only way to effectively lift a drooping nasal tip would
be through an actual surgery. If you are serious about changing the appearance
of your nose, you may want to consider getting a nose job. I would suggest
consulting a few doctors in your area for a professional, in-person opinion.

This type of device won’t change the appearance of your
nose, because it won’t impact the under lying bone and cartilage. Gimmicks like
this are a dime a dozen. They’re not intended to fix your nose, but instead to
separate you from your money.

                  If
you’re serious about changing the appearance of your nose, consultation with a
board certified plastic surgeon is appropriate. This surgeon can explain the
risk, benefits, alternatives and possible complications associated with
rhinoplasty surgery.