I want smaller nose without surgery. Does this methods work ?? (photos)

There are no non-surgical rhinoplastic treatments that lead to a smaller or narrower nasal appearance. Adding filler to the nose always leads to a larger appearance, so based on your photos, you may not be a suitable candidate for a nonsurgical approach. Thank you. Dr Joseph

Thank you for your question!  I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist to go over your desired results. Facial fillers (like Voluma, Restylane, Juvederm) can be used to improve the symmetry of the nose, and possibly maker it look smaller.  The best way to know would be to have a consultation with a specialist in cosmetic dermatology.  Best, Dr. Emer

In my practice I use Allergan products for non surgical procedures for the nose.  I find these fillers to be helpful in improving  and contouring the shape of the nose thereby adding volume in places to make the appearance of the nose smaller. These fillers may last up to a year to 18 months.
Best wishes

The nose cannot really be made smaller without surgery. The cartilage of the nose does tend to enlarge as we age, so some patients may report that the nose gets larger as they get older. A non-surgical nose job is an option that can help to make certain parts of the nose appear smaller, but in actuality, only makes the overall nose somewhat larger. Despite this, non-surgical nose changes can be highly effective and satisfactory.
Be sure to see an expert who specializes in both rhinoplasty and non-surgical nose jobs to review all of the options in detail.
Best,

Hi there thank you for your question / photos. I would not say that any of the above methods are useful in correcting the issue you have with your nose (e.g. yoga / fat burning). Non-surgical techniques using dermal filler can be used to improve contour / shape and tilt the tip of the nose. In your case this may not be of use and it would be best to consult an experienced practitioner so they can give you more of an idea after physical examination. I hope this helps and good luck!Dr Rupert