Juvederm in my Nose Nightmare Won't Go Away?

It would be helpful to see a photo of your nose before and after,  but in truth HA fillers like Juvederm are the most forgiving fillers because they are reversable. 

You should follow up with your provider, or get a second opinion from another office.  There is no reason to live with unhappy results.  

    Once the Juvederm has been degraded or it has dissolved, a rhinoplasty can be performed to reduce the bulbous tip and give you the result you seek.  In general, filler can bring things up or widen things or camouflage irregularities.  A rhinoplasty is much better for reducing size.  Find the plastic surgeon with ELITE CREDENTIALS who has performed hundreds of rhinoplasties.

Hello, and sorry to hear about your negative result. In general, I have seen many complications occur using filler in the nose, and do not perform the procedure.  These complications may include infection, necrosis (the tissue dies, usually caused by a lack of blood flow to an area), and asymmetry. Necrosis is very rarely caused by Juvederm, but it is important to be aware of the risk.

The Juvederm is temporary, and usually lasts 6-7 months on average. Once the filler disappears, your nose should look as it did prior to the treatment. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck.