Can non-surgical rhinoplasty (fillers) fix a droopy nose tip like mine? (photo)

fillers cannot lift the nasal tip, you would need a surgical intervention for tip improvement/contouring.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Nonsurgical rhinoplasty indications are usually as follows:1. Straighten a dorsal hump2. Fill in contour irregularities3. Raise a drooping tip4. Add projection to the tipAfter reviewing your photos, I believe that you are a good candidate for either surgical or nonsurgical rhinoplasty.  I would recommend seeking out a Board-Certified plastic surgeon who will accurately examine your nose, offer you all of the available options, and create a plan tailored to your needs.  Best wishes!

A nonsurgical rhinoplasty involves placing fillers in the nose to make the nose taller, bigger, and wider, on a temporary basis. Injections in the nose are not FDA approved and do have complications associated with them. When patients are trying to lift the tip of the nose  permanently, the lower lateral cartilages of the nasal tip must be adjusted to be in able to lift the tip with a surgical rhinoplasty procedure. Releasing of the depressor septi ligament is also required in order to prevent the tip from drooping when smiling. For many examples of surgical rhinoplasty accomplished with a less invasive, closed rhinoplasty approach, please see the link below