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I Want To Increase the Height of my Nose Bridge with Fillers. Will My Sinus Issues Complicate This?

asked 8 months ago by aquaontherocks in S.E.A.
Latest answer by George J. Beraka, MD
Question viewed 230 times
Tags: bridge, Asian, candidate, problem, sinusitis

I have an Asian nose with a flatter bridge so I'm actually considering if I should go for a filler. But my main concern is that I've got sinus problems and very sensitive nose and I always have running nose. So if I can get a filler done, will there be any complications and/or restrictions like I can't sneeze too hard or rub my nose? I'd appreciate if I can get some professional advise here. Thank you.

5 answers to I Want To Increase the Height of my Nose Bridge with Fillers. Will My Sinus Issues Complicate This?

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I Want To Increase the Height of my Nose Bridge with Fillers. Will My Sinus Issues Complicate This?

Some surgeons promote a "liquid non-surgical rhinoplasty" in which fillers are used to augment the nose. Fillers are injected intradermally and subcutaneously to reshape the nose. Most fillers last at least 6 months to a year and at times the filler remains for an extended period of time. When a filler is injected, there is a short period of time (usually 2-3 days) in which the filler can be moulded or moved around. If you must take this path towards dorsal augmentation,... more
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Raising the bridge of your nose with fillers will not affect your sinuses.

Hi. This can be a very good idea. We use Radiesse injected deeply against the bone and cartilage, and it lasts at least two or three years.
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Non-surgical rhinoplasty and sinus issues

I like injectable fillers to augment the bridge of the nose. The only particular issue I can foresee would be the chance of inadvertently displacing the filler before it's fixed in the tissues if a patient were to vigorously rub at the nose in the first few days after the injection. Otherwise, a filler should have no effect on the sinuses, nor should the sinuses bother the filler. I might, however, avoid a permanent filler in the nose, such as Artefill, if there were a lot of nasal... more
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Fillers to nose and sinus concerns

Because the filler to the nose is done between the skin and supporting structures, there is no effect on the sinus or vice versa.
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Fillers for nasal bridge ans sinuses

Fillers used to give a temporaray improvement of the nasal bridge should not have any impact on your sinuses.

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