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Nose Reshaping Without the Surgery

asked 1 year ago by miol2010 in NY/NJ/CT
Latest answer by Eric M. Joseph, MD
Question viewed 745 times
Tags: nose tip, female, asymmetry, filler, refine pores

I would like to make my nose symmetrical, but for many reasons do not want to go through surgery.I know there are other options such as fillers, but I am not sure if it would help in my case.

I also wanted to know the downside of permanent fillers. Symmetry is my 1st goal.I would love the tip to be more refined, but understand it may be impossible w/out surgery.I would love your thoughts. Also, searching the web I came across NoseRight & NoseSecret & facial exercises

6 answers to Nose Reshaping Without the Surgery

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You do not appear to be a favorable candidate for a Non-surgical Rhinoplasty treatment.

I read your concerns and reviewed your photos. You would not be able to achieve significant tip narrowing or refinement by adding fillers: that would only make your tip wider. Your nose also appears to drift towards your left, and this would also require Rhinoplasty Surgery to correct. I hope this is helpful for you. see video
Eric M. Joseph, MD

West Orange Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.ericmjoseph.com

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Non-surgical rhinoplasty

Unfortunately, the Internet products you mention as well as the facial exercises you describe are unlikely to do anything to meaningfully reshape the nose. Some patients can definitely benefit from fillers (a non-surgical rhinoplasty), but from what I can see in these photos, such a nose would not be improved with fillers. It's probably going to require an actual rhinoplasty to reshape your nose. All the best, --DCP  
David C. Pearson, MD

Jacksonville Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Fillers Can Work Well For Nose Reshaping in Selected Cases

During the past several years I have had success in nonsurgically  reshaping a variety of nasal problems. These have included dents and bumps post rhinoplasty, traumatic injuries, and simple nasal asymmetries of the tip or sides of the nasal wings and splits within the center of the tip. When dealing with such problems I usually suggest a harmless saline test to judge the possible outcome. A small amount of physiologic salt water is injected into the areas requiring treatment.... more
Nelson L. Novick, MD

New York Dermatologic Surgeon

www.youngerlookingwithoutsurgery.com

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Nonsurgical Rhinoplasty

So-called nonsurgical rhinoplasty is an option if someone has contour depressions that can be filled, and they are willing to accept a temporary change.  I have had consistent success with Radiesse, but it is critical that it be done in small volumes, with the patient returning for subtle touch-ups if necessary.  Unfortunately, your nose is not appropriate for nonsurgical rhinoplasty.
Douglas J. Mackenzie, MD

Santa Barbara Plastic Surgeon
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Stay away from fillers

If you want permanent changes to your nose, you need a rhinoplasty. Fillers are a BAD idea. For refinement, surgery is needed.
William B. Rosenblatt, MD

New York Plastic Surgeon

www.wrmd.com

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Non surgical rhinoplasty has limitations.

Hi. 1)  Unfortunately, you are not really a candidate for fillers.  One would have to inject into the right side, above your tip, and this would make your nose more symmetrycal, but far too wide. 2)  Permanent fillers are a very bad idea.  If you were a candidate, you would want a long lasting but not permanent filler, such as Juvederm Ultra Plus. 3)  You would look better with a more sculptured tip, but this can only be done with surgery. more
George J. Beraka, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

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