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Is There a Permanent Non-surgical Rhinoplasty?

asked 3 years ago by meilee in 2315
Latest answer by Otto Joseph Placik, MD
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8 answers to Is There a Permanent Non-surgical Rhinoplasty?

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Generally not recommended

There are several alternatives for a non-surgical rhinoplasty. Permanent alternatives would include silicone or ArteFill; however, these are generally not recommended due to late inflammatory problems that may arise. Safer non-surgical options for temporary fillers include Juvederm, Restylane, and Radiesse. These fillers can give an instant rhinoplasty and are best suited for those who require a 'larger' nose or who have a bump or hump on the nose or to correct minor irregularities or... more
Sanjay Grover MD

Orange County Plastic Surgeon
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Yes but it's not recommended

The only permanent "non-surgical" rhinoplasty would involve using silicone injections or Artecoll/Artefill. Most respected rhinoplasty surgeons would not recommend either as they can cause inflammatory reactions that are difficult if not impossible to treat without major disfiguring corrective surgery. In fact, most respected rhinoplasty surgeons would not recommend using any type of filler in the nose other than to correct minor contour irregularities that may result from a... more
Min S. Ahn, MD

Westborough Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Permanent fillers can be used, but only extremely carefully

We don't use permanent fillers because of reports of reactions to the products currently in use. Radiesse as a 12-18 month filler can be used and we have had no problem with it. Fillers are used to fill depressions and most noses require removal of cartilage, bone or soft tissue. Therefore, indications for non-surgical rhinoplasty are limited.
Toby Mayer, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Non-surgical rhinoplasty

Currently all popular products used for non-surgical rhinoplasty are resorbable. In the past people have used permanent products to achieve long lasting results but adverse reactions and difficulty with treating overcorrection or problems have made this largely unpopular. If a permanent product could be developed which could be adjusted or easily removed, this could become an option in the future but currently there are no accepted treatments. If you search, you could find individuals who... more
Otto Joseph Placik, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Non-surgical Rhinoplasty using Silikon-1000 can safely give permanent, natural, results.

I was taught the art of using Silikon-1000 to correct nasal irregularities during my fellowship. When used properly, you can safely get completely natural, permanent results. Since Silikon-1000 is a permanent filler, your results depend entirely on the technique, and expertise of your physician. You should consult a board-certified dermatologist or facial plastic surgeon experienced in the micro-droplet technique. You should see many photos before proceeding. In my hands, Silikon-1000 works... more
Eric M. Joseph, MD

West Orange Facial Plastic Surgeon

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Only surgical rhinoplasty is permanent.

There is no such thing as a permanent nonsurgical rhinoplasty since all the injectables we currently have on the market are temporary. Only surgical rhinoplasty is permanent.
William Portuese, MD

Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Permanent non-surgical Rhinoplasty not recommended

I would not recommend Permanent Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty. The main reason is many of these fillers can damage the nose soft tissue. This makes subsequent treatments difficult if not impossible. If you are interested in this procedure, I would recommend the semi-permanent hyaluronic acid fillers which can be reversed. I understand the feeling that you don't want to keep coming back for filler "adjustments" to your nose, but this is much better than having a problem that is not... more
Daniel Reichner, MD

Newport Beach Plastic Surgeon
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Not advisable

I agree that most permanent fillers are not recommended procedures for the nose. The main issue with a permanent filler is that a permanent filler is a permanent problem. It is very difficult if not impossible to remove a permanent filler once it is in the soft tissues of the nose. If your nose would develop granuloma, infection, asymmetry, etc, there is not a simple solution.
Anil R. Shah, MD

Chicago Facial Plastic Surgeon

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