Should I dissolve nose filler before having a rhinoplasty?

Hello! Thank you for your question.As far as I can understand your question. you need to dissolve your filling.Then you can have rhinoplasty surgeryIf you can provide photos with better lighting, from the side of your face and 1 meter away I would be able to make a proper evaluation. It would be more convenient to decide with face-to-face consultation. Best regards!

Nasal fillers and rhinoplasty: if there is any filler still in your nose, I think it would be wise to have it removed prior to rhinoplasty, so the surgeon can see exactly what he is dealing with. If filler remains and does not come out with the surgery, but comes out later, There could result a dent or distortion of some kind. A lot depends on how much filler is still in your nose. This in turn depends on what kind of filler was used. Some fillers last year‘s especially when injected multiple times. So I think it would be wise to have it removed prior to any surgery. You have nothing to lose, and all to gain.

The filler has artificially inflated your anatomy, so it's always best have it reversed, since rhinoplasty procedure is performed in millimeters.

If you are considering a rhinoplasty (nose surgery) and currently have nose filler in place, it's generally advisable to discuss this with your plastic surgeon or dermatologist who performed the filler procedure. The decision to dissolve the filler before rhinoplasty depends on several factors:
1.) Type of Filler: Some fillers are temporary, while others are more permanent. Temporary fillers usually break down over time on their own, while permanent fillers may not. If you have temporary filler, it might naturally diminish before your surgery.
2.) Surgical Plan: Your surgeon's approach to the rhinoplasty might influence whether or not it's necessary to dissolve the filler. If the filler is located in areas that won't be affected by the surgical changes, your surgeon might choose not to dissolve it.
3.) Complications: Having filler in the nose during a rhinoplasty can potentially complicate the surgical process. The filler could interfere with the surgeon's ability to make accurate assessments of your nasal structure or affect the surgical outcome.
4.) Recovery: If you dissolve the filler before rhinoplasty, you might need to wait a certain amount of time to ensure that the filler is fully absorbed and your nasal tissues have returned to their natural state. Your surgeon can provide guidance on this.
5.) Consultation: Your best course of action would be to schedule consultations with both the practitioner who administered the filler and the surgeon who will perform the rhinoplasty. They can evaluate your specific situation and collaborate to determine the optimal approach.
Ultimately, the decision of whether to dissolve nose filler before a rhinoplasty depends on your individual circumstances and the recommendations of your medical professionals. It's crucial to have open communication with both your filler practitioner and your rhinoplasty surgeon to ensure the best possible outcome.