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Necrosis from a Restylane Nose Job and Other Warning Signs

asked 1 year ago by lagirrl82 in LA
Latest answer by Mohsen Tavoussi, MD, DO
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I would like to know how long it takes after the injection of restylane into the nosetip to notice signs of necrosis? I'm scared of it and thats the only thing that keeps me away. I don't care if it's rare. If it happens I would like to know what to look for and what do. If the necrosis gets black - is it too late?

4 answers to Necrosis from a Restylane Nose Job and Other Warning Signs

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Filler in the nose and necrosis

Properly injected fillers in a virgin nose should not lead to necrosis. It should be injected into subcutaneous tissues i.e under the nasal skin right above the cartilage and make sure it is not into a blood vessel, the way we inject lidocaine. The amount of injection is also important.
Mohsen Tavoussi, MD, DO

Huntington Beach Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.cosmeticsurgery4you.com

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Beware of Fillers in the Nasal Tip

While I inject fillers into the nose regularly to sculpt and adjust contour, I avoid the tip due to the tenuous blood supply there.  While decreased blood supply may be apparent immediately and thus reversible, this is a chance I would not take.  If you need a recommendation for a rhinoplasty surgeon in LA I will be glad to provide that.
Brian Biesman, MD

Nashville Oculoplastic Surgeon
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Filler for tip not the best idea

Restylane and other gel dermal fillers should not be used to sculpt the tip. The circulation there can be compromised easily, especially if there has been previous surgery. Restylane is excellent for bumps higher on the nose, but not the tip. And yes, once it is black, the result is disastrous.
Mary Lupo, MD

New Orleans Dermatologist
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Restylane for Rhinoplasty

Restylane is not commonly used in our practice for nasal tip augmentation as rhinoplasty surgery tends to be more precise and predictable.  Restylane for dorsal hump or bridge modification tends to work well as it does for lip and columellar base support.  In our hands the vascular compromise tends to occur fairly quickly following the injection and is often minimized through careful treatment.  Skin changes such as redness and swelling are usually by... more
Charles Perry, MD

Sacramento Plastic Surgeon

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