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Maximum Amount Injected for Non-surgical Nose Job

asked 1 year ago by NatalieL in Boca Roton, FL
Latest answer by Robert Kotler, MD
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Tags: bridge, amount, maximum

I’m an Asian. I barely have any nose bridge. I had 1cc Restylane a year ago, but the result was less than satisfactory right after the procedure and it last for only a month. I only consider injectable filler(maybe Radiesse which lasts longer) for now, and rhynoplastic a year later. Since I’m expecting the more obvious result, what’s the maximum volume I could have? or can I have the procedure for multiple times to maximize the result? Thank you so much.

2 answers to Maximum Amount Injected for Non-surgical Nose Job

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Fillers Are Done Incrementally. But, Why Filler and then Rhinoplasty?

Hi, Natalie, Asian patients are generally excellent candidates to have fillers used to raise the bridge and thereby not require surgical rhinoplasty. There are some fillers that can be expected to last a long time. Do some homework on that. However, hard to say what the " maximum amount" is. More importantly, the total amount required will depend on the point at which you are satisfied.  The great thing about fillers is that you see the improvement and call... more
Robert Kotler, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Non surgical filler for low nasal bridge

Dear Natalie, Without seeing you in person, it is impossible to accurately evaluate the amount of filler that can be injected to provide three dimensional volume to the bridge of your nose.  That said, Radiesse is a better filler when trying to provide augmentation that resembles bone or cartilage.  While full correction should be possible with just one sitting, there are occasions where multiple sessions may be necessary.  Lastly, if you are indeed considering a... more
Michelle R. Yagoda, MD

New York Facial Plastic Surgeon

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