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Am I a Candidate for Non Surgical Rhinoplasty?

asked 1 year ago by nicoleheartsu in Miami, FL
Latest answer by Robert Kotler, MD
Question viewed 488 times
Tags: nose tip, female, droopy, bump

I don't know exactly what is wrong with it I just feel it looks awkward. Please help me and let me know if nonsurgical rhinoplasty is an option. I think my main concern is the bump and the fact that it droops a bit at the tip especially when I smile.

11 answers to Am I a Candidate for Non Surgical Rhinoplasty?

Judging by your photos, you appear to be a better candidate for Rhinoplasty Surgery than Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty. See Video.

I read your concern and reviewed your photos. If your only concern was your bump, you could have filler injected above the bump to straighten the profile appearance of your nose. Adding volume above the bump will make your nose larger, and fillers will not improve the droopy appearance of your tip. I have met many patients that just want the appearance of their bump improved, and don't want to undergo Rhinoplasty Surgery: even if my recommendation for an optimal outcome is surgery. I... more

Eric M. Joseph, MD
West Orange Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.ericmjoseph.com

Nonsurgical rhinoplasty: not always a substitute for surgery.

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

Robert Kotler, MD
Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon

Non Surgical Rhinoplasty: Not a Rhinoplasty and Frequently a Bad Idea

I would not, under any circumstance, advocate a "nonsurgical Rhinoplasty" based on the photos shown. In fact, there aren't many circumstances where "fillers in the nose" are a great idea. Since you will probably be able to find someone eager to do it for you, be very careful! See an experienced Rhinoplasty specialist in Miami instead.

Stephen Prendiville, MD
Fort Myers Facial Plastic Surgeon

Filler injections in nose not recommended

We do not recommend injections into the nose due to previous disasters we have seen from other offices. It is best to undergo a routine rhinoplasty hump reduction and have the depressor septi muscle released so as to give a balanced look to the nose.

William Portuese, MD
Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon

Non-surgical rhinoplasty for a bump on the nose

Non-surgical rhinoplasty works best in patients who need to fill in a groove or depression. It is not helpful if there is a bump that needs to be reduced or if there are problems with a droopy nasal tip. Unfortunately, in your case, you would be best served by a surgical procedure to bring down your bump and improve your tip.

Gregory J. Vipond, MD
Pasadena Facial Plastic Surgeon

Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty - Los Angeles

Hello and thank you for the question. Based on your photographs, you would be best served with a traditional rhinoplasty, which would include a dorsal hump reduction (bony and cartilagenous) as well as correction of your tip ptosis (droopy nasal tip). Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty is best reserved for patients that have mild nasal shape and/or symmetry issues following a primary or revisional rhinoplasty, whereupon the small corrections using a filler add to the overall effect... more

Glenn Vallecillos, MD
Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon

Surgery vs nonsurgery rhinoplasty

I believe at your age that a surgical procedure would give you the best result. Injectables may produce an improvement in some of the concerns but you may burn bridges and complicate future surgical correction with certain injectables. See a board certified Plastic surgeon to evaluate your nose internally and externally prior to any injectables. Donald R. Nunn MD, DDS Plastic Surgeon.

Donald Nunn, MD, DDS
Atlanta Plastic Surgeon

Nonsurgical rhinoplasty not for every nose

Thanks for the excellent pictures. I would not recommend non surgical (or surgical) augmentation for strong slightly humped nose in a female. You should have a reduction rhinoplasty in my opinion.

Sheldon S. Kabaker, MD
Oakland Facial Plastic Surgeon

NO

If you want your nose to look better for the rest of your life, get a rhinoplasty by a qualified plastic surgeon. Injections of foreign substances into your nose may work for small issues for a short period of time. For permanance have the right thing done.

William B. Rosenblatt, MD
New York Plastic Surgeon

www.wrmd.com

Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty

Hi, A non-surgical rhinoplasty may temporarily correct the hump, especially between your eye's. However, it would not correct the droopiness of your tip. It may be a easy first step to see what your nose could look like with a full rhinoplasty. Best, Dr.S.

Oleh Slupchynskyj, MD
New York Facial Plastic Surgeon

Unfortunately, non surgical rhinoplasty is not your best option

Hi Nicole, Non surgical rhinoplasty is best for those who have a relatively small nose for their face, as the technique involves adding volume to the nose to improve shape and contour. Certainly, your "bump" (dorsal hump) and "droopy tip" (tip ptosis) could improved with non surgical rhinoplasty- however the overall effect will be to make your entire nose look bigger. You have delicate facial features and a small feminine face. The additional volume of... more