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Radiesse to Correct Curved Nose After Rhinoplasty?

asked 2 years ago by MARC IN NJ in NEW JERSEY
Latest answer by Jeffrey Zwiren, MD
Question viewed 710 times
Tags: nose

Should I try Radiesse? Will it give the appearance of a larger or wider nose? Please Help. Somewhat frustrated.

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5 answers to Radiesse to Correct Curved Nose After Rhinoplasty?

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You may be a candidate for a Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty.

You should seek consultation from a board-certified facial plastic surgeon experienced in rhinoplasty surgery, and see many photos demonstrating favorable results. My patients and I have been very pleased with the "off-label" usage of Silikon-1000 (permanent injectable filler) in the nose to correct a crooked appearance. If your nose is too wide, any filler, including Radiesse, could make things wider. Feel free to post / email me a full-face picture, and I'll be glad to give you... more
Eric M. Joseph, MD

West Orange Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.ericmjoseph.com

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Radiesse Filler to Correct Curved Nose After Rhinoplasty

Hi Marc, Difficult to answer your question without examining your nose. I would speak with your rhinoplasty surgeon, or a rhinoplasty surgeon who uses Radiesse augmentation in the nose. If done in small increments by an experience surgeon, the results should be natural. Good luck and be well. Dr. P  
Michael A. Persky, MD

Los Angeles Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Radiesse in the Nose

Radiesse has been used to add shape or volume to the nose in some circumstances. When used in small volumes for very discreet depressions it can be helpful. However when used in large volumes to try and achieve a "rhinoplasty" the results are disappointing and often short lived. There have also been some problems with granulation (chronic inflammation) in some patients. This can take months or years to go away. If you are looking for a permanent solution to the problem it is much... more
Ira D. Papel, MD

Baltimore Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Take care when injecting a filler into the nose

I would not recommend the use of radiesse or any other filler to correct a problem after rhinoplasty. Even if this gave you some degree of correction it would be far from perfect and not permanent. Any injectable filler use in the nose should only be performed by a surgeon who is experienced and knowledgeable of the anatomy of the nose. Radiesse, if injected too superficially can be a problem and very difficult to remove if the result is not acceptable. A better choice would be to... more
Jeffrey Zwiren, MD

Atlanta Plastic Surgeon

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