Non-surgical Nose Job to Raise Nose Bridge?

Yes, here is one of the best indications for Non-surgical Rhinoplasty. There is a limit of course. However the low bridge can often be raise till its straight on profile.

Non-surgical rhinoplasty adds volume to the nasal dorsum (nose bridge).  When well performed these can look amazing.  In our clinic we usually use a filler such as hyaluronic acid (ex: juvederm/voluma/restylane/perlane)

There are many different options to augment a nasal bridge and a careful physical exam is critical to formulating the best options. Many Asians have a low nasal bridge and an implant may offer the best results. Choices for synthetic implants include Goretex and silicone. Silicone can have a higher rate of complications such as extrusion or infection and hence we tend to avoid using these. Rib cartilage graft is another option.
A "non-surgical" nose job to raise the bridge entails injecting a filler to elevate the bridge. For certain deficiencies, this may be a reasonable option; for example, while a very low bridge can be treated with fillers, the likely outcome will not be ideal. We recommend a hyaluronic acid (HA) filler such as Restylane or Juvederm first to assess the results. These last about 6 months and can be easily reversed if you dislike the results. Radiesse lasts much longer and cannot be removed immediately. This may be considered if you get a nice result first with one of the HA fillers. Thus, the safer treatment is start with an HA filler.