What nose problems can be fixed with non-surgical rhinoplasty?

The deformity of nose will dictate how much of the injectable substance is required to achieve the desired result. While injectable fillers may be appropriate for treating localized deformities such as depressions or a low bridge, large volumes are required for an substantial change in nasal shape. Most of the... more

I am not a big fan of this procedure. This is an off-label use of facial fillers. The result will last as long as the filler lasts. I will sometimes use radiesse in patients that I have seen who have had several rhinoplasties by othere surgeons. Sometimes there is an area of slight irregularity which they want... more

Greetings, Non-surgical rhinoplasty, or the use of facial fillers to augment the nose, are best used to add height to the nose and in some cases give the illusion of a straight nose by filling in certain depressions. They can generally be performed very safely and will produce results which last as long as the... more

Non-surgical rhinoplasty can help with the following types of noses: Noses with a wide flat bridge - easier to narrow the bridge than to narrow the tip Noses with small humps or bumps Noses that have had prior surgery and are overly scooped (ski slope noses) Saddle nose deformity, also known as boxer's nose,... more

Hello. The non-surgical rhinoplasty (or using injectable fillers to augment and shape the nose) can be successful in adding height to the bridge of the nose. It can give an illusion of making the tip smaller by adding height and width to the upper 2/3's of the nose. The tip of the nose can be slightly... more