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Ask a QuestionWould Restylane Be an Option over Rhinoplasty for a Boney Nose?
The top of my nose seems to be just skin and bone. The bridge is narrow and boney. Wearing sunglasses can be irritating. Would a filler like restylane be an alternative to nose surgery for creating a softer look and feel to my nose?
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Restylane for nose shaping
If you are able to find an experienced injector familiar with these treatment options, using dermal filler to shape the nose may be a good, first option which will be far less expensive and does not involve the downtime that surgery would require. If you are less than satisifed or are looking for a long-term solution, surgical intervention would be the next logical option.
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Restylane - Would Restylane Be an Option over Rhinoplasty for a Boney Nose?
It's hard to imagine that Restylane would be an option over rhinoplasty for you.
I can't say for sure without being able to see photos and/or examine you but, while it's true that there are some cases where temporary improvement can be achieved through the use of fillers, this is generally when there are some slight depressions and/or irregularities that can be smoothed out through the addition of a filler. When the problem is a larger, bony area, it's hard to think...
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Restylane for boney nose and thin skin? NO.
It sounds as if you have thin skin and nasal features you do not like, or would like changed. This requires rhinoplasty. Trying to achieve skin thickening with temporary fillers will not only cost more than you think, it will almost certainly fall dismally short of your expectations, and may well create one of the unfortunate "How do I get Restylane lumps out of my nose?" questions you see in the "Related Restylane Q & A" panel to the right of this page.
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Non surgical rhinoplasty
It depends on what you are trying to achieve but fillers like restylane can be used in certain situations to achieve results patients desire.
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Would Restylane fill in a bony nose?
Pictures of your nose would help but technically yes a thinner filler like Rstylane or Juvederm caould be used to thicken the tissue layers over the nose.
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Question regarding fillers to increase soft tissue thickness of nose
Photos and an examination would be needed to provide you with useful advice. Typically fillers are used to help address minor contour irregularities rather than for a diffuse increase in soft tissue thickness. If you do want to pursue some course of action, you should inquire of your physician exactly what your options are and the expectations.
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Fillers for the Nose...
Yes, you can start off with Restylane if this is the first time you have ever had a filler done before but later you might want to try something that has a little more "staying power" like Juvederm or Radiesse.
Make sure you go to an experienced injector, always!
Hope this helps and good luck.
Dr. Grant Stevens
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Fillers for the nose...
I frequently use fillers to make corrections for the nose. It's hard to advise you without seeing a photo. Typically my filler 'of choice' is Radiesse which I find a little firmer than Juvederm or Restylane.
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Fillers in the nose.
While hyaluronic acid fillers like Restylane and Juvederm can fill and soften facial features, care must be taken when injecting it into the skin and soft tissues of the nose. Because you have thin skin, the fillers are very unforgiving and will add bulk and fullness. Also they are not permanent and will require reinjection at 9months to a year. If you decide to go with fillers in the nose, small amounts should be injected with vigorous massage to make certain that you...
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