I had an implant taken out of my nose. It's already been 2 months since i've taken it out. Can i have fillers in? The skin around my nose is tight. Is it safe to have restalyn lyft in my bridge?
August 21, 2018
Answer: Restylane Lyft for Nose Restylane Lyft is a great choice for the nose. If you decide to move forward with the treatment it is very important to find a board certified injector that knows the anatomy very well and has many years of experience. I recommend a consultation to determine which treatment and product are right for you. Best of luck!
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August 21, 2018
Answer: Restylane Lyft for Nose Restylane Lyft is a great choice for the nose. If you decide to move forward with the treatment it is very important to find a board certified injector that knows the anatomy very well and has many years of experience. I recommend a consultation to determine which treatment and product are right for you. Best of luck!
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August 2, 2018
Answer: Filler in the nose I prefer Voluma rather than Restylane Lyft for non-surgical rhinoplasty even after implant removal. Voluma will add more structure to the nose rather than soft volume which I see happening more with Lyft. As long as you do not have any complications from your implant (infection, skin injury etc), then it should be safe to have a filler used for nasal augmentation as long as the injector is aware of the nasal anatomy and careful to avoid vital structures such as the veins and arteries. Hope this helps!Johnson C. Lee, MD
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August 2, 2018
Answer: Filler in the nose I prefer Voluma rather than Restylane Lyft for non-surgical rhinoplasty even after implant removal. Voluma will add more structure to the nose rather than soft volume which I see happening more with Lyft. As long as you do not have any complications from your implant (infection, skin injury etc), then it should be safe to have a filler used for nasal augmentation as long as the injector is aware of the nasal anatomy and careful to avoid vital structures such as the veins and arteries. Hope this helps!Johnson C. Lee, MD
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