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Are Dermal Fillers Suitable to Fill Dents After Rhinoplasty Surgery?

asked 1 year ago by 3021anon in Australia
Latest answer by Eric M. Joseph, MD
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Tags: filler, hollow, lumps, second opinion

I have had 2 rhinoplasty procedures and 2 revision procedures over the last 7 years. I have been left with a reasonable result. I have one noticeable hollow on one side of my nose which is mostly the result of a lump (which I think is cartliage) which my surgeon said was not easily removed and did not recomend trying to remove it. Instead he suggested i get a filler. which one? I have read so many differing reports about the use of fillers that I am confused. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

2 answers to Are Dermal Fillers Suitable to Fill Dents After Rhinoplasty Surgery?

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A Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty procedure may be the best way to fill dents after multiple Rhinoplasty Surgeries.

Correction of many nasal irregularities after Rhinoplasty Surgery may be accomplished with a well-performed Injectable Filler treatment. My personal preference of fillers is Silikon-1000 for permanent results. Make sure your physician is skilled in the art of using fillers in your nose. I hope this is helpful for you.
Eric M. Joseph, MD

West Orange Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.ericmjoseph.com

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Dermal fillers can be used to fill dents after rhinoplasty procedures

Dermal fillers can be used to fill dents after rhinoplasty procedures. Products like Juvederm, Restylane, or even Radiesse can be used. It all depends on how much volume you need and whether you want something that is reversible. What’s nice about using something like Juvederm is you can get an idea of the shape of the nose to make sure the patient is happy with the result first. Radiesse is a thicker material. It is very difficult (if not impossible) to remove Radiesse and it... more
Joseph A. Eviatar, MD

Bronx Oculoplastic Surgeon

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