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Would a Non-surgical Rhinoplasty Fix the Bump on my Nose?

asked 1 year ago by MsFunnyFace in Ireland
Latest answer by Steven Wallach, MD
Question viewed 1,326 times
Tags: female, bump, dents, glasses

Firstly i was born with a pretty nice nose, but ive had to wear glasses for the past few years and this is what i believe has left a dent/bump on my nose. I can really feel the bone where the bump is, and in the photo, is the right side of my nose where it is worst. The left side is grand. Is it bad? Could non-surgical rhinoplasty sort it out and make it look like it use to? I dont wear glasses anymore and the bump just seems to bother me. Many thanks for any help and info!

5 answers to Would a Non-surgical Rhinoplasty Fix the Bump on my Nose?

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Nasal improvement

I do not think based upon the single photo that you posted that filler material is the best way to go to soften the dorsal hump that you have.  A rhinoplasty may be a better solution.
Steven Wallach, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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Fillers not recommended for nose

We do not recommend filler injections in the nose because of multiple disastrous complications that have occurred from them. It is best to undergo rhinoplasty to remove the hump rather than injectables to be placed inside the nose.  
William Portuese, MD

Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Non-surgical Rhinoplasty: Can it help a bump?

The photo that you posted shows a marked bump at the top of your nose and a relatively deep angle between the top of the nose and the forehead (called a "deep radix").  Since your bump appears worse from your right side ("The left side is grand"), then it may also be that your nose is a bit deviated.  Please note that the photo you posted is of your left side, which you say is your better side.  Regardless, the bump may be improved with a filler like... more
Minas Constantinides, MD

Manhattan Facial Plastic Surgeon
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The bump on your nose is too large to camouflage with Injectable Fillers.

I read your concern and reviewed the photo you posted. Your nasal "bump" is a bit too large to effectively treat without surgery. Adding filler above your bump will only make your nose larger. You could consult a reputable rhinoplasty specialist to help see what's best for you. All the best from NJ.
Eric M. Joseph, MD

West Orange Facial Plastic Surgeon

www.ericmjoseph.com

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Non-Surgical (Filler only) Rhinoplasty CANNOT "Fix" A Nasal Bump / Hump

Regarding: "Firstly i was born with a pretty nice nose, but ive had to wear glasses for the past few years and this is what i believe has left a dent/bump on my nose. I can really feel the bone where the bump is, and in the photo, is the right side of my nose where it is worst. The left side is grand. Is it bad? Could non-surgical rhinoplasty sort it out and make it look like it use to? I dont wear glasses anymore and the bump just seems to bother me. Many thanks for any help and... more
Peter A. Aldea, MD

Memphis Plastic Surgeon

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