How to correct Radiesse non surgical Rhinoplasty results?

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A: Correction of Nose Deformity

By Trevor M. Born, MD - Toronto Plastic Surgeon

Dear Uneven Nostrils How long has it been since the 1) Radiesse injections 2) Steroid injections? The steroid effects can soften over time- 6 months to a year and the tissue may improve. Also the Radiesse will go away over time as well. Caution must be take with the thin skin on the tip of your... more

A: True Rhinoplasty

By Christopher L. Hess, MD - Fairfax Plastic Surgeon

Significant damage has been done to your nose. In order to correct it it you will need a formal rhinoplasty. In addition you will most likely need cartilage grafts to correct the deformity and strengthen the nose. Be sure you see a well experienced rhinoplasty surgeon has this procedure takes... more

A: Rhinoplasty revision

By Steven H. Williams, MD - Bay Area Plastic Surgeon

Thanks for your question - You have serious issues that should be addressed by a board certified plastic surgeon or facial plastic surgeon. Thin skin, visible cartilage and radiesse correction will likely require surgery. Be sure you visit someone with experience with rhinoplasty revision. I hope this... more

A: This is serious

By Scott E. Kasden, MD - Dallas Plastic Surgeon

You need to see a real plastic surgeon to correct the errors from the first person. Do not even think of going to someone who is not tops in rhinoplasty. sek

A: Surgery is probably your best option

By Shahram Salemy, MD - Seattle Plastic Surgeon

What you are describing sounds to be a difficult problem, but can probably be improved with a rhinoplasty. I would recommend finding a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon in your area to examine you-- he'll be able to tell you what your options are and what you can realistically expect from a... more

A: See proper surgeon

By Mary Lupo, MD - New Orleans Dermatologist

I would recommend a board certified facial plastic surgeon. This type of training includes both ENT (ear, nose and throat) as well as plastic surgery and they are best qualified to do corrective nose surgery. Good luck.

A: Radiesse to nose, complications

By Bryan K. Chen, MD - San Diego Dermatologist

I would consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon (preferably ENT (ear-nose-throat)-trained) to evaluate your problem. Sounds like you may need surgical correction. Good luck.

A: Hard to make recommendations without seeing your nose

By Manish H. Shah, MD - Denver Plastic Surgeon

Without seeing your nose in person it will be hard to make any significant recommendations. Can you submit a picture with your eyes concealed? By your description, it appears that you have suffered the effects of pressure and steroid atrophy. If you have lost support and volume in areas of your nose, this may... more

A: picture would be helpful

By Kamran Khoobehi, MD - New Orleans Plastic Surgeon

you need a consultation with board certified plastic surgeon to examine you and give you the option. You present an unusual situation. Most effective tx would be open rhinoplasty and removal of the radiesse.