I recently had a rhinoplasty procedure done. I like the outcome however I did notice a difference in my nostrils - they both don't look the same. One is round and the other is slightly more narrow. It seems so minor to go through a surgery again. I'd prefer to adjust the round nostril to match the more narrow and natural looking one. My only setback is that I don't want to go through another surgery that will require the recovery as a rhinoplasty, so I was wondering if it can be done non-surgically.
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Thank you for your question. Without seeing a photo, it is difficult to assess whether you would be a good candidate for a non-surgical rhinoplasty. However, filler and Botox can do wonders for straightening and balancing asymmetry and lifting the tip of the nose. Do some research and fin...
Using the right filler, I prefer a permanent one such as Bellafil, to create what is called a supratip and elevate the tip of the nose should give you a nice results and make the nose look slimmer. You need to see a good surgeon with ample experience in non surgical options. Good luck
Hi and thanks for your question. Fillers are designed to correct small irregularities along the nasal bridge usually depressions from a prior rhinoplasty. If you dislike the appearance of your tip and feel it's too large then fillers will only accentuate this issue. In addition, fillers are...
