Non Surgical Nose Job: Q&A

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Questions About Non-surgical Rhinoplasty (With Injectable Dermal Fillers)?

About a month ago, I had a revision Rhinoplasty which left me with prominent bridge, dent right below it on both side, and also another big dent on side of my left tip. I was wondering if I want to temporary camouflage it with dermal fillers like Juvederm or Radiesse, how long should I wait post operation? Also, I read that fillers are good for bridge of the nose, but injecting in tip area isn't recommended. Is it possible to have it done on tip if I find experienced doctor? Thank you!

2 Doctor Answers | Asked by Vivi2012
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Semipermanent Volumizing Fillers Work Well For Nonsurgical Rhinoplasty

I have been performing nonsurgical rhinoplasty (nose jobs) for about a decade for treating all kinds of nasal irregularities--from bumps and humps, bulby or drooping tips, and dents of all kinds on the tip and sides of nose. I have also had occasion to use it to treat residual bumps and irregularities that have resulted from surgical rhinoplasty. As a rule, I use only semipermanent volumizing fillers, such as Radiesse, alone or in combination with either Juvederm UltraPlus XC or Perlane L.... more
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A well-performed injectable filler treatment may be helpful for improvement of irregularities after Revisio Rhinoplasty Surgery.

I read your concerns: Without a photo, it's impossible to determine your candidacy for an injectable filler procedure following revision nose job surgery. My experience with Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty procedures is with Silikon-1000, an off-label injectable filler for permanent results. In my practice, tip and bridge irregularities may be addressed with Silikon-1000. I am not experienced with the use or advisability of temporary fillers for nasal aesthetic enhancement. Hope this helps... more

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