I had my nose broken badly about 3 years ago and after the first surgery my nose looked crooked and a big bump appeared on my bridge. My septum became deviated again (first surgery wasn’t performed properly) and I had a open revision to correct it about a year ago. At first I liked the results but now 9 months later, I have a bump on bridge again and nose looks ugly. Should I have another revision or should I consider a non surgical treatment ?
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Answer: Non-Surgical Nose Job Candidate -- with Fillers (Voluma, Restylane, Juvederm)
Nonsurgical rhinoplastic treatments are typically not useful for providing a narrower nasal tip appearance. Adding volume to your tip may make it wider. It may be best consulting with several reputable rhinoplasty specialists so you could see what might be best for you moving forward. Thank you....
The lip lift procedure is designed to solve this particular issue. There is a scar with this procedure but when done well, it can be really hidden and invisible. Unfortunately fillers don't solve this problem and sometimes make it worse. Consult a lip lift surgeon for a detailed opinion
The nasal hump is bone and cartilage. It cannot be reduced by massage. It can only be reduced through surgery. A nonsurgical nose job can camouflage the hump and can be a good alternative to surgery for some patients, but surgery is the only way to actually take down the hump.
In a non...