When is Juvederm Used to Revise Earlier Nose Jobs? Doctor Answers, Tips
Revision Rhinoplasty: Q&A
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When is Juvederm Used to Revise Earlier Nose Jobs?

What circumstances would make Juvederm a good option for a rhinoplasty revision?

7 Doctor Answers | Asked by anon
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Nonsurgical Rhinoplasty

Dermal fillers (with juvederm as a possibility but radiesse the probable choice) can correct minor defects after surgery. While dermal fillers are an easier options, patient selection is key.
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Juvederm for rhinoplasty touchup

Juvederm or other hyaluronic acid fillers work well for minor irregularities both before and after rhinoplasty. HA fillers can be expected to last around 6-9 months for this purpose. If longer duration is desired then permanentt microdroplet silicone injections could be considered.
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Juvederm to Revise Previous Rhinoplasty

Fillers are best used to refine minor irregularities after rhinoplasty surgery. The fillers are easier than revision surgery, but the advantages and disadvantages of each should be considered.

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Dermal fillers

Dermal fillers are often used on the nose to correct small defects, be it from birth, trauma or previous rhinoplasty. They are limited in their use but may balance out small irregularities. You want to make sure the injector has experience in this region.
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Juvederm

Your nose needs to be completely healed. This means you have to be patient or your surgeon is injecting a moving target
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When is Juvederm used on Rhinoplasties?

Any soft tisse filler, Juvederm, Perlane or Radiesse can be used to fill in depressions and dips in a well healed Rhinoplasty for symmetry.
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Use of Filler for Rhinoplasty Revision

Filler is best used for small touchups; in example, a subtle depression related to how the bone healed. I have also used it for patients with terribly twisted noses where after surgery there is still a slight difference from side to side. If it is anything more than a slight deformity, it is best to consider revision surgery.
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