Can a non-surgical nose job make my nose bigger or wider?

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A: Non-surgical rhinoplasty or nose job for a male using injection fillers.

By Otto Joseph Placik, MD - Chicago Plastic Surgeon

SEE VIDEO BELOW BY CLICKING "MORE" Depending on the areas to be treated there are methods to widen or "strengthen" the profile of the nose using fillers which is also known as the "non-surgical rhinoplasty or nose job". There are risks to all of these... more

A: Non-Surgical Nasal Surgery

By Richard W. Fleming, MD - Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon

Fillers can be used to correct minor nasal irregularities. These products should not be used in lieu of surgery for major modifications. Less is not always better. Almost all fillers are temporary. Ultimately they will cost you more time and money than surgery. This approach can be considered in a... more

A: Fillers in the nose can be helpful but extreme caution is necessary

By Steven H. Dayan, MD - Chicago Facial Plastic Surgeon

Hi Superman Think kryptonite. Fillers in the nose can be helpful but extreme caution is necessary here. I have alot of expereince with fillers in the nose and published our expereinces wih it. And I would tell you that if done wrongly or with out good judgement it can ruin your nose forever! A surgical... more

A: Nonsurgical treatments including fillers can be used to...

By Shahram Salemy, MD - Seattle Plastic Surgeon

Nonsurgical treatments including fillers can be used to alter the appearance of your nose, but the first thing I would recommend is to see a Plastic Surgeon in you region who can evaluate your anatomy and discuss with you what your goals are. In general, it is rare that anyone wants their nose necessarily... more

A: Fillers can artificially enahnce the dorsum of your nose...

By Steven Wallach, MD - Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

Fillers can artificially enahnce the dorsum of your nose and the width of your nose. These are temporary fixes. More long lasting results are with rhinoplasty.

A: The Right Fillers with the Right Placement

By Kamran Jafri, MD - New York City Facial Plastic Surgeon

Hello Superman, The overall answer to your question is yes. Without examing your nose and getting a sense of the underlying bones and cartilage as well as the quality of skin overlying your nose it would be inappropriate to universally say yes. If on frontal view you feel that the middle boney part of... more