Non Surgical Nose Job: Q&A
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Do fillers work in an aggressively resected dorsum caused by surgery? . Can a straight or straighter profile be achieved.?
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pinkbevdoll
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Fillers for nose bridge augmentation after aggressive rhinoplasty by another doctor
Non surgical rhinoplasty or revision rhinoplasty with fillers is a very valid option and one that was not appealing a few years ago but has gained more popularity. The procedure should be done by a doctor who understands nasal anatomy and aesthetic proportions of the nose. Certain longer lasting fillers should be avoided in the nose due to their higher risk of infection and scarring and nodules. I like restylane for this purpose. This is a very common procedure on...
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Washington DC Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Depending on your condition, your over-resected nasal bridge may be improved with Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty treatments.
In my experience I have had great success raising an over-resected nasal dorsum with fillers. My experience is strictly with Silikon-1000, an off-label filler for permanent results.
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Dr. Joseph
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Repairing a rhinoplasty with tissue filler
An over resected dorsum is an excellent indication for an injection rhinoplasty. The improvement can be precisely and accurately done. Occassionally a second injection a week or two later is needed if a large change is required.
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Fillers to build the dorsum of the nose
Fillers have now been widely used in experienced & trained hands such as dermatologists and plastic surgeons to safely build up the dorsum of the nose. Juvederm, restylane, perlane, and radiesse can be used, as well as even other fillers.
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Filler for nose correction
I have used fillers very successfully for improving contours of the nose and revising scars etc. It does work well for contouring . It is not permanent in most cases and is what is called an off-label use of the products. You need to speak with your surgeon or another facial plastic surgeon before injecting following rhinoplasty as there is a much higher risk of serious complications with this procedure once surgery has been performed
Boulder Dermatologist
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Non Surgical Rhinoplasty
Whether fillers are best to address your dorsum depend on the current state of your nose. For overly resected dorsums, fillers may help achieve a straighter profile but you may want to consider a more permanent intervention. Please consult with a board certified specialist who can best help you achieve the results you seek.
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Using Fillers for Building the Nose Dorsum?
A variety of long lasting fillers have shown themselves to be useful in camouflaging minor irregularities of the slope / back of the nose. Their success depoends on the length and with of the irregulaity. However, they are not a substitute to a significant absence of the nose dorsum ("Scoop Nose") caused by an large over-resection. Such cases are still better treated with a graft (cartilage for example.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.
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