Interesting enough what plastic surgeons would say about putting in fillers in the nose. Be wary of those who say you can't do this or you can't do that. If a person has a hammer as his tool, he'll probably be telling you that he can fix your tires using just that. Fillers have been reported and have been used... more
Non surgical nose job - What type of dermal filler is used?
I have a schnoz issue that I want fixed...but I don't want surgery because I hate being put under. It really freaks me out. I am thinking about having a non surgical nose job, but I am wondering what type of dermal filler is normally used for this. Do most doctors use the same fillers or does it vary? What are the options?
Thanks much!
4 answers to “Non surgical nose job - What type of...”
A: Fillers for Rhinoplasty
I strongly advise against the use of fillers rather than surgery. The results will be temporary, and at best compromised. You say you hate "being put under". Before you do fillers, please have consultations where you can discuss the many different anesthetic techniques which are available.
A: Non-surgical rhinoplasty via injectable filler
Kirsten, First, be very careful with any injections into the nose. The nose is very susceptible to color changes, discoloration, swelling, blood flow, pain, numbness, and other potential complications with inappropriate injections into the nose. There isn't a filler on the market currently that is FDA... more
A: Dermal Fillers for non-surgical rhinoplasty
There are no standard fillers that are routinely used exclusively for the non-surgical rhinoplasty. Ever since fillers have been available, people have used these products for accomplishing correction of the nasal appearance and include: Zyplast Zyderm Silicone Radiesse Restylane Juvederm Prevelle... more
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